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ARRESTS AREN’T THE REASON: While unsheltered homelessness is down, Mayor Daniella Levine Cava wrote to county commission...
05/30/2025

ARRESTS AREN’T THE REASON: While unsheltered homelessness is down, Mayor Daniella Levine Cava wrote to county commissioners, neither the county nor most of its municipalities are “arresting their way out of homelessness.” According to statistics from the Miami-Dade Corrections and Rehabilitation Department, 165 arrests within the county were made from Jan. 11 to March 17 related to a new state law.

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FEWER UNSHELTERED HOMELESS: A one-night census found 858 people in Miami-Dade County who were homeless and without shelt...
05/30/2025

FEWER UNSHELTERED HOMELESS: A one-night census found 858 people in Miami-Dade County who were homeless and without shelter for the night, down 17% from a year earlier, a memo from Mayor Daniella Levine Cava to county commissioners details. That count by the Homeless Trust on Jan. 23 included 13% fewer unsheltered homeless within the City of Miami, 31% in Miami Beach, 43% fewer in South Dade south of Kendall Drive, and 8% from Kendall Drive north to the Broward County line. On the other hand, the number of homeless persons who were sheltered for the night rose 4% from a year earlier, with over 2,800 people living in temporary settings, the mayor’s memo says.

https://www.miamitodaynews.com/2025/05/28/fyi-miami-may-29-2025/

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05/29/2025

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NOT POLICE JOBS?: Using public service aides instead of sworn officers at road work sites and possibly other work could ...
05/29/2025

NOT POLICE JOBS?: Using public service aides instead of sworn officers at road work sites and possibly other work could net the county big savings and free law enforcement professionals for more vital roles, says a resolution headed to county commissioners June 3. The Government Efficiency and Transparency Committee forwarded Raquel Regalado’s idea without discussion. Public service aides “can be trained to handle tasks that do not require sworn law enforcement to be present,” the resolution notes. If it clears the commission, Mayor Daniella Levine Cava will be asked to pinpoint savings by using civilians instead of deputies at improvement projects, listing the current cost of using officers and potential savings. The mayor would also consider negotiating the fees with Sheriff Rosie Cordero-Stutz for using her aides at such sites.

https://www.miamitodaynews.com/2025/05/28/fyi-miami-may-29-2025/

The AchieverAmy Galpin: Directs Miami Dade College’s Museum of Art and DesignSince joining Miami Dade College Museum of ...
05/29/2025

The Achiever
Amy Galpin: Directs Miami Dade College’s Museum of Art and Design

Since joining Miami Dade College Museum of Art and Design (MOAD) in February 2024 as executive director and chief curator, Dr. Amy Galpin has been working towards raising the profile of the institution and enhancing the accessibility of its programs and collections.

https://www.miamitodaynews.com/2025/05/28/amy-galpin-directs-miami-dade-colleges-museum-of-art-and-design/

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First Miami International Airport terminal expansion since 2007 on runwayThe first terminal expansion at Miami Internati...
05/29/2025

First Miami International Airport terminal expansion since 2007 on runway

The first terminal expansion at Miami International Airport since 2007 got a green light last week from county commissioners, who voted unanimously without discussion for the $600.6 million construction contract with a joint venture to design and build an expansion of the South Terminal in just over four years.

https://www.miamitodaynews.com/2025/05/28/first-miami-international-airport-terminal-expansion-since-2007-on-runway/

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BREAKING NEWS: Domino effect in changes raises roadway project costs 53%A single technical change in a short roadway upg...
05/29/2025

BREAKING NEWS: Domino effect in changes raises roadway project costs 53%

A single technical change in a short roadway upgrade in downtown Miami has turned into a domino effect that caused more and more alterations, with each change triggering another one, raising the total project cost by 53%.

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A single technical change in a short roadway upgrade in downtown Miami has turned into a domino effect that caused more and more alterations, with each change triggering another one, raising the total project cost by 53%. In the process, a $4.26 million project by the Florida Department of Transport...

OPINION | Don’t kill our golden goose, tourism’s vital job-building taxesEconomic wisdom has never been prized by our Le...
05/29/2025

OPINION | Don’t kill our golden goose, tourism’s vital job-building taxes

Economic wisdom has never been prized by our Legislature. That’s evident every time Florida tries to kill the goose that lays the golden eggs by raiding bed taxes that add tourism, which employs one of every eight state workers.

https://www.miamitodaynews.com/2025/05/28/dont-kill-our-golden-goose-tourisms-vital-job-building-taxes/

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FIU PRESIDENCY ON TAP: The Florida International University Board of Trustees is poised Monday to approve appointing for...
05/28/2025

FIU PRESIDENCY ON TAP: The Florida International University Board of Trustees is poised Monday to approve appointing former Lt. Gov. Jeanette Nuñez to be the university’s president. She was named interim president in February and was sole finalist this month after a presidential search. Documents posted online for Monday’s trustees meeting indicate she could receive a five-year contract with a $925,000 base salary and annual performance bonuses up to $400,000. If FIU trustees approve her appointment, it would then go to the university system’s Board of Governors for a final sign-off.

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Now in its 37th year, Miami Today has become the newspaper for Miami-Dade County’s business establishment and the trusted voice and source for business information locally. Miami Today is the largest circulated mainstream publication after our daily paper. An award-winning publication, we consistently receive honors from the National Newspaper Association and the Florida Press Association. Miami Today has its finger on the pulse of the community, reporting first on topics readers cannot find anywhere else. Miami Today is one of the few local publications that is audited and surveyed. Circulation has been BPA audited for over 25 years and we are independently reader surveyed every two years. No publication in South Florida has the demographics and credentials to support those figures except Miami Today. Our readers are a well-educated, high-earning audience who are the movers and shakers of Miami. We play an important role in this community, putting into perspective where Miami is going. People say there is more relevant information that affects the community in Miami Today’s weekly newspaper than the whole week of the daily paper.