Miami Lakes Town Council Discusses Petting Zoo, Documentary, and Event Logistics in Detail

Overview: The Miami Lakes Town Council meeting covered the upcoming event logistics, focusing on the petting zoo, a documentary project, and the intricacies of planning a large town event, including vendor arrangements, performance scheduling, and budget management.

Sweetwater City Commission Eyes Community Redevelopment Agency to Boost Local Economy

Overview: The Sweetwater City Commission meeting on December 2, 2025, addressed various city improvements, including adopting resolutions for transit planning, traffic engineering, and the establishment of a Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA), aimed at enhancing infrastructure and economic growth. The discussions were marked by a shared commitment to strategic planning and financial stability, with a particular focus on the CRA’s potential to capture increased land value and retain a portion of taxes generated from that value.

Miami Lakes Town Council Supports Local Businesses with Miami Lakes Local Lotto Initiative

Overview: During the Miami Lakes Town Council meeting on December 1, 2025, the council delved into a variety of topics, with the introduction of the Miami Lakes Local Lotto initiative taking center stage. This initiative, spearheaded by business owner Kimberly Trellis, aims to bolster local businesses facing economic challenges. The council also tackled issues related to public safety, holiday crime prevention, and upcoming community events.

North Miami City Council Tackles Noise Regulations and Nomi Village Compliance

Overview: The North Miami City Council meeting centered on issues such as proposed legislative changes to noise regulations for outdoor venues and compliance matters regarding Nomi Village. Discussions highlighted the balancing act between fostering local business growth and maintaining community peace, alongside the ongoing efforts to align Nomi Village operations with city regulations.

Doral City Council Adopts Lower Millage Rate Amidst Revenue Adjustments

Overview: During a special meeting, the Doral City Council addressed a compliance issue with the adoption of a new millage rate, ultimately approving a revised rate of 1.6912 mills for the fiscal year 2025-2026. This decision came after the Florida Department of Revenue identified the previously adopted rate as requiring a two-thirds council vote, which had not been met. The new rate, which is lower than the prior fiscal year’s rate but 6.53% above the rollback rate, aims to balance the city’s general fund while meeting statutory requirements.