Government | City of Dearborn
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The City of Dearborn is governed by an elected Mayor and seven-member City Council serving four-year terms, supported by a city clerk and three elected judges for the 19th District Court. The Mayor and City Council collaborate with more than a dozen city department directors to deliver public services to residents, businesses, and visitors efficiently and professionally. The city maintains various boards, commissions, and transparency initiatives to support community governance and public engagement.
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Government The role of Dearborn’s government is to serve the residents, businesses, and visitors of Dearborn in an efficient, effective, and professional manner. The City of Dearborn is governed by a Mayor and a seven-member City Council, all elected by the voters of Dearborn to each serve four-year terms. The Mayor and City Council work together to govern and address the needs of the community. The city is also served by a city clerk and three judges who serve the 19th District Court, all of whom are elected by the voters of Dearborn. The Mayor also works closely with more than a dozen City department directors and their staff to ensure the delivery of Dearborn's high-quality public services. Mayor's Office & City Departments Learn More City Council Learn More 19th District Court Learn More City Charter Commission Learn More Boards & Commissions Learn More Voting & Elections Learn More Government Transparency Learn More City Employees & Retirees Learn More
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