North Miami Commission Advances Women’s Leadership Summit and Health Equity Initiatives

Overview: The North Miami Commission for Women focused on organizing the inaugural Miami-Dade County Women’s Leadership Summit, scheduled for March 2026, and discussed a proposed health initiative aimed at improving women’s health in the community. The summit aims to gather a thousand women from across Miami-Dade County to foster unity and address women’s issues, while the health initiative focuses on expanding access to preventative care in the 33161 zip code, targeting significant health disparities among women.

Nisswa City Council Grapples with Budget Cuts and Local Option Sales Tax

Overview: The recent Nisswa City Council meeting was dominated by a debate over budget allocations and a proposed local option sales tax. The council deliberated on potential reductions to the city’s budget, addressing concerns over rising attorney fees, the planning and zoning budget, and various city department allocations, while also considering the financial implications of a new sales tax intended to fund community projects.

Treasure Island City Commission Faces Community Opposition to Zoning Amendments and Development Plans

Overview: During a meeting of the Treasure Island City Commission, residents voiced strong opposition to proposed changes in zoning and development regulations, particularly concerning the Thunderbird Beach Resort’s redevelopment plans. The commission addressed issues, including the denial of continuances for land development items, updates on city grants, and the introduction of a new code compliance supervisor. However, the most discussions centered around community concerns regarding changes to height and density regulations and the demand for a comprehensive master plan.

Port Orange City Council Faces Community Concerns Over Development and Flooding

Overview: The Port Orange City Council meeting delved into several issues, with residents voicing concerns about the proposed Vintage Acres development and its potential impact on local flooding. The council discussed a motion to waive a 12-month waiting period for resubmitting a rezoning application for the Vintage Acres site, which had previously been denied. Ultimately, the council voted against waiving this waiting period.

Cannon Falls Considers Zoning Overlay After Monster Truck Noise Exceeds Standards

Overview: The Cannon Falls City Council engaged in a discussion on November 18, 2025, addressing issues such as noise violations from a recent monster truck event, waste management challenges, and infrastructure improvements at the wastewater treatment facility. Key topics also included public input on zoning regulations and efforts to enhance community integration and development.