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POWERFUL AIRPORT: Miami International Airport will replace the roofs of its North, Central and South terminals and add $...
06/19/2026

POWERFUL AIRPORT: Miami International Airport will replace the roofs of its North, Central and South terminals and add $125.7 million in new roofing that includes a solar voltaic system that will move the airport toward generating 7 megawatts of electricity, enough to power 4,200 to 7,000 homes. County commissioners approved the expenditure this month. More solar power is coming: Aviation Director Ralph Cutié told a committee that “we look to expand to our parking garages as well to reduce our electric bill.” The roof replacement is to take four years. The present roofs, about 16 years old, leak and pose risks of water damage. The new 410,000-square-foot roof system is to get a 20-year manufacturer’s warranty.

https://www.miamitodaynews.com/2026/06/17/fyi-miami-june-18-2026/

Miami is at the center of the FIFA World Cup 26.Miami Today’s special section *World Cup Impact* publishes June 25, cove...
06/19/2026

Miami is at the center of the FIFA World Cup 26.

Miami Today’s special section *World Cup Impact* publishes June 25, covering the business, tourism, economic and community impact of the matches at Hard Rock Stadium.

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County to save $50 million on Miami International Airport bondsPricing of about $629.5 million in Miami-Dade aviation re...
06/19/2026

County to save $50 million on Miami International Airport bonds

Pricing of about $629.5 million in Miami-Dade aviation revenue bonds is due this week for a negotiated sale in which the county will achieve $50.9 million in debt service saving, or 7.5% of the refunded bonds at net present value, Fitch Ratings said in raised the ratings outlook of the county’s aviation bonds from stable to positive.

https://www.miamitodaynews.com/2026/06/17/county-to-save-50-million-on-miami-international-airport-bonds/

PAVING WAY FOR GRANTS: County commissioners have approved two restrictive covenants on Vizcaya Museum and Gardens at 325...
06/19/2026

PAVING WAY FOR GRANTS: County commissioners have approved two restrictive covenants on Vizcaya Museum and Gardens at 3251 S Miami Ave. that will allow the museum to receive two grants, with Miami-Dade matching those grants to the county-owned property dollar for dollar. One grant of $750,000 from the federal Save America’s Treasures is to help conserve for 20 years the main house’s swimming pool grotto and its ceiling mural by Winthrop Chanle, including stabilizing the living room floor above the grotto. The other grant of $500,000 from the same program is to support preservation of the superintendent’s house on the Vizcaya grounds for 15 years. Vizcaya was conveyed in the 1950s by the heirs of original owner James Deering to the county. The site is now operated and managed by the nonprofit Vizcaya Museum and Gardens Trust.

https://www.miamitodaynews.com/2026/06/17/fyi-miami-june-18-2026/

SEABIRD STATION STAYS: Non-profit Pelican Harbor Seabird Station will stay at its county-owned home while it prepares a ...
06/19/2026

SEABIRD STATION STAYS: Non-profit Pelican Harbor Seabird Station will stay at its county-owned home while it prepares a new, far larger site at the Little River Preserve, paying the county $300 a year for its long-time home at Pelican Harbor Marina at 1279 NE 79th Street Causeway.
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