Mayor Daniella Levine Cava released the FY 2025-26 Proposed Budget on July 15 at the Stephen P. Clark Center. Stay tuned for information on public meetings to take place across Miami-Dade County. The Board of County Commissioners will discuss the budget at public hearings on Sept. 4 and 18. Read the Proposed Budget Originally published […]
Read MoreState preempts several business licenses issued by RER
Effective July 1, the Department of Regulatory and Economic Resources (RER), Consumer Protection and Neighborhood Protection Division, is no longer issuing licenses for these occupations and businesses, in accordance with Section 163.211 of Florida Statutes, as Miami-Dade County no longer has regulatory authority over these occupations. Locksmiths
Read MoreJuly is Smart Irrigation Month
Smart sprinkler system watering lush green lawn, technological water management. In Florida outdoor watering typically accounts for about half of a home’s total water usage. Of the water used for irrigating lawns and landscapes, nearly half either evaporates or runs off. This July, let’s celebrate innovation that works — for people and the pl
Read MoreMicrosoft Copilot Chat launches for County employees
Miami-Dade County is excited to launch Microsoft 365 Copilot Chat, a new AI-powered assistant available for County employees. Designed to enhance productivity, spark creativity and support continuous learning, this County-approved solution is now live and ready for use. What is Copilot Chat?Copilot Chat brings the power of generative AI directly to
Read MoreNew full-time bus operators can earn a $5,000 bonus
The next application period will open soon. Check back here for dates. Join Miami-Dade County’s Department of Transportation and Public Works (DTPW) as a full-time bus operator and earn $5,000 bonus. Bus operator trainees will earn $20.15 per hour and after successfully completing the training program, will earn $21.21 per hour to start, plus
Read MoreMarine Upholstery Repair: Restoring Comfort and Style to Your Boat
Over time, even the best marine upholstery experiences wear and tear. Saltwater, sun exposure, constant moisture, and regular use can cause materials to crack, fade, or deteriorate. When your boat’s cushions, seats, or panels begin to show signs of damage, marine upholstery repair becomes essential—not just to maintain aesthetics, but also to prese
Read MoreReupholster Boat Seats: A Comprehensive Guide
Boat seat upholstery is not just about aesthetics — it’s about preserving the value of your boat, maintaining comfort, and ensuring long-term durability in one of the harshest environments: the water. Over time, even the best marine seats start to show wear. Cracked vinyl, faded cushions, mildew spots, and flattening foam are all signs that [&helli
Read MoreMiami-Dade County Groundwater Modeling Report, Northwest and West Wellfield Protection Areas
In 2015 with the adoption of Ordinance No. 15-25, the Miami-Dade County Board of County Commissioners (BCC) directed the Department of Regulatory and Economic Resources’ Division of Environmental Resources Management (RER-DERM) to conduct additional scientific evaluations of the Northwest and West Wellfield Protection Areas in support of proposed m
Read MoreDraft update to Miami-Dade’s Manatee Protection Plan now available
Miami-Dade County has completed the first-ever update to its original 1995 Manatee Protection Plan. The revised draft reflects recommendations from the Manatee Protection Plan Review Committee, the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. The updated draft is now available. To request a version showi
Read MoreJune is Pride Month
June is Pride Month to celebrate the LGBTQIA+ community. To mark the occasion, the LGBTQIA+ Advisory Board will kick off Pride month on Tuesday, June 3, at noon and unveil the On the Shoulders of Heroes photo exhibition, from the Stonewall National Museum & Archives, highlighting LGBTQIA+ history and resilience. Attendees will also enjoy remar
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