Office Overview
- Office: Northeast Metropolitan Regional Vocational School District Committee Member for Malden
- Government Level: Municipal
- Jurisdiction: City of Malden
- District: Malden
- Body: Northeast Metropolitan Regional Vocational School District Committee
- How Chosen: After elected member James J. Holland died during the 2024–2028 term, the Malden School Committee and City Council President jointly appointed Sean Salazar on January 28th, 2026. Current City and regional rosters independently confirm present service.
- Current Term: January 28th, 2026 – Present
- Party: Not Verified
Constituency Map
Public Office Contact
- Northeast Metropolitan Regional Vocational High School: 100 Hemlock Road, Wakefield, Massachusetts 01880
Official Resources
- Official Government Website
- Official Joint Appointment Record — January 28, 2026; Official joint-session minutes record a unanimous vote to appoint Sean Salazar to Malden's Northeast Metro Tech elective vacancy; current City and regional rosters confirm present service as Sean M. Salazar and Sean Salazar.
- Authority of the Office — Massachusetts General Laws chapter 71, section 14E
- Northeast Metro Tech current School Committee
- Malden School Committee January 28, 2026 special-session minutes
- Massachusetts General Laws chapter 71, section 14E
Sources and Verification
Last Verified: August 22, 2026
- Northeast Metro Tech current School Committee — Administrative Record (checked August 22, 2026)
- Malden School Committee January 28, 2026 special-session minutes — Appointment Record (checked August 22, 2026)
- Massachusetts General Laws chapter 71, section 14E — General Law (checked August 22, 2026)
- City of Malden current School Committee — Official Government Source (checked August 22, 2026)
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