Sunny Isles Beach City Commission Considers Scooter Regulations Amid Rising Safety Concerns

Overview: The Sunny Isles Beach City Commission meeting focused on community safety issues, notably the regulation of scooter usage following input from a comprehensive community survey. Additionally, the commission discussed the impact of state legislation on local governance and honored a local hero for his bravery in a critical incident.

Sunny Isles Beach Debates Flag Resolution Amid Safety Enhancements and Procurement Concerns

Overview: The recent Sunny Isles Beach City Commission meeting spotlighted a debate over a resolution to raise the Israeli flag in solidarity with Israel. This discussion unfolded alongside topics such as the continuation of the red light camera program, procurement process amendments, and an initiative to combat economic crimes. Public safety enhancements and community engagement also featured prominently in the meeting.

North Miami Planning Commission Defers Townhouse Development Following Community Backlash

Overview: The North Miami Planning Commission meeting on September 18, 2025, was dominated by discussions surrounding a proposed townhouse development on Northeast 10th Avenue. The project, which included a resolution for a conditional use permit, faced significant opposition mainly due to environmental concerns and the lack of community engagement. The meeting concluded with a decision to defer the project.

Sunny Isles Beach City Commission Debates Millage Rate Amid Budget Concerns

Overview: At the Sunny Isles Beach City Commission meeting, discussions focused heavily on the budget, particularly the decision to set the ad valorem tax millage levy at 1.700 mills per $1,000 of taxable assessed value. This represented a 1.55% increase over the rollback rate, leading to debates over budget cuts and future funding for city programs.

North Miami Tackles Budget Challenges Amid Calls for Improved Infrastructure and Community Services

Overview: The North Miami City Council meeting focused on the proposed budget for the upcoming fiscal year, emphasizing infrastructure improvements, community services, and the city’s financial stability. The budget discussions revealed a commitment to maintaining a $5 million reserve and a proposed millage rate of 7.40 mills. Public safety enhancements, support for local businesses, and significant allocations for personnel, operating expenses, and capital projects were highlighted as the city seeks to modernize its water plant and improve neighborhood infrastructure.