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Following a failed effort to move the city's elections, Miami will now pay out a former mayoral candidate. Thursday's City commission meeting also outlined money earmarked for a new government center at the development hosting Inter Miami's new home.
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With salaries and benefits consuming most of the city’s budget, a tangle of automatic and discretionary increases is quietly pushing costs higher year after year.
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Newly elected Commissioner Rolando Escalona has ambitious plans to revamp a tourist hotspot neighborhood he claims has been neglected for years.
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A $32 million project to revitalize Flagler Street in downtown Miami has taken more than six years to finish, but the city says new leaders are bringing new urgency.
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Miami Police Chief Manny Morales had announced he is retiring in October amid claims he plans to run for a city commission seat. Meanwhile, a proposal to bring the city's upcoming mayoral election forward by a year was kicked down the road.
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The petition to change the makeup of Miami's government recently reached 20,000 signatures, but a large portion of those were not certified by the Supervisor of Elections.
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The Stronger Miami petition, which aims to increase the number of city commissioners and reform Miami elections has now reached the 20,000 signatures needed and is a crucial step closed to the ballot box
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Commissioners approved a ballot question asking voters if management of the stadium should go to an events company. They also voted for business improvement in Little Havana and salary transparency.
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The City of Miami recently fired manager Dasha Saintremy, just days after she called for an investigation into city leadership. The Haitian community landmark now has lost four leaders within a period of six years, leaving residents concerned about its uncertain future.
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The first woman to perform mayoral duties in Miami was also the city's first Black commissioner, and a pioneer for Black and women's rights throughout Florida.
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Miami has appointed James Reyes to be its next city manager at the first meeting under new Mayor Eileen Higgins, where a number of high profile initiatives were voted on including the Watson Island sale and a Black history museum at Virginia Key Beach Park.
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The first Miami City Commission meeting of 2026 has a stacked agenda, with Watson Island, the Tower Theater and the fate of city elections in the balance.