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Finance and Economic Resiliency Committee

Wednesday, October 28, 2026 · Government meeting record

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The Finance and Economic Resiliency Committee of Miami Beach will hold a hybrid meeting on October 28, 2026, at 10:00 AM to discuss various citywide and neighborhood policy items. The upcoming docket includes proposals regarding water mobility services, wayfinding, pet adoption events, utility rate notice requirements, affordable housing funds, and bond issuances.

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Residents can review proposed city policies, infrastructure projects, and financial expenditures before committee consideration, affecting local services, taxes, and community rules.

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  • $50,000 · DISCUSS THE WAIVER OF MIAMI BEACH CONVENTION CENTER ROOM RENTAL FEES AND A SPONSORSHIP, IN AN AMOUNT NOT TO EXCEED $50,000 PER FISCAL YEAR, FOR MIAMI BEACH PUBLIC SCHOOL GRADUATIONS AND PROMOTIONS FOR A FIVE-YEAR PERIOD DURING FISCAL YEARS 2027 – 2031 SUBJECT TO APPROPRIATION BY THE MAYOR AND CITY COMMISSION THROUGH THE ANNUAL BUDGET PROCESS.

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FINANCE AND ECONOMIC RESILIENCY COMMITTEE

Hybrid Meeting - Commission Chambers and Zoom

Join webinar at https://miamibeachfl-gov.zoom.us/j/86360595462 or

Telephone: 305.224.1968 or 888.475.4499 (Toll Free) Webinar ID: 863 6059 5462

October 28, 2026 - 10:00 AM

Commissioner Joseph Magazine, Chair

Commissioner, David Suarez, Vice-Chair

Commissioner Laura Dominguez, Member

Commissioner Monica Matteo-Salinas, Alternate Member

Jason Greene, Liaison

Nattaly Cuervo, Support Staff

Visit us at www.miamibeachfl.gov for agendas and video streaming of City Commission Committee Meetings.

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OB 1.

DISCUSS THE BENEFITS OF ON-DEMAND WATER MOBILITY SERVICES.

Applicable Area: Citywide

Transportation and Mobility

Commissioner Laura Dominguez

April 22, 2026 – C4 P

Committees Memorandum

April 22, 2026 - C4 P

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OB 2.

DISCUSS INCLUDING A REQUIREMENT TO REPAVE THE ENTIRE PUBLIC RIGHT OF WAY BEFORE CLOSING OUT A PERMIT FOR FDOT WORK IN THE CITY OF MIAMI BEACH.

Applicable Area: Citywide

Public Works

Commissioner Joseph Magazine

December 17, 2025 – C4 N

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  • Agenda item 1Discussion

    DISCUSS THE BENEFITS OF ON-DEMAND WATER MOBILITY SERVICES.

    Department: DISCUSS THE BENEFITS OF ON-DEMAND WATER MOBILITY SERVICES. · Topics: utilities

  • Agenda item 2Discussion

    DISCUSS INCLUDING A REQUIREMENT TO REPAVE THE ENTIRE PUBLIC RIGHT OF WAY BEFORE CLOSING OUT A PERMIT FOR FDOT WORK IN THE CITY OF MIAMI BEACH.

    Topics: coastal resilience

  • Agenda item 3Discussion

    DISCUSS THE PLACEMENT OF ADDITIONAL OR IMPROVED WAYFINDING THAT WOULD DIRECT GUESTS/ CUSTOMERS/ RESIDENTS FROM THE MIAMI BEACH CONVENTION CENTER TO THE LINCOLN ROAD MALL.

    Topics: coastal resilience, roads

  • Agenda item 4Discussion

    DISCUSS REPAINTING THE EXTRA-TALL LIGHT POLES ON LINCOLN ROAD

    Department: DISCUSS REPAINTING THE EXTRA-TALL LIGHT POLES ON LINCOLN ROAD · Topics: utilities, coastal resilience, roads, traffic safety, public-safety, budget, local-government

  • Agenda item 5Discussion

    DISCUSS IMPLEMENTING A SUPPLEMENTAL WATER CONSERVATION REBATE PROGRAM.

    Department: DISCUSS IMPLEMENTING A SUPPLEMENTAL WATER CONSERVATION REBATE PROGRAM. · Topics: utilities, conservation land

  • Agenda item 6Discussion

    DISCUSS THE POTENTIAL CREATION OF ADDITIONAL PARKING ON THE NORTH SIDE OF 18 STREET.

    Topics: coastal resilience, roads, traffic safety, budget

  • Agenda item 7Discussion

    DISCUSS FEASIBILITY OF ESTABLISHING AN AFFORDABLE HOUSING FUND TO SUPPORT RENTAL ASSISTANCE, AFFORDABLE HOUSING PRESERVATION, AND OTHER HOUSING-RELATED.

    Topics: conservation land, housing

  • Agenda item 8Ordinances

    DISCUSS THE ISSUANCE OF THE SECOND TRANCHE OF THE 2019 GENERAL OBLIGATION (G.O.) BONDS FOR THE PARKS, RECREATION & CULTURAL FACILITIES, AND POLICE, FIRE & PUBLIC SAFETY CATEGORIES.

    Topics: public-safety, local-government

  • Agenda item 9Presentation

    DISCUSS THE FEASIBILITY, FINANCIAL IMPLICATIONS, AND EXPECTED OUTCOMES REGARDING THE POTENTIAL ESTABLISHMENT OF A MOUNTED (HORSE) POLICE PATROL.

    Topics: public-safety

  • Agenda item 10Discussion

    DISCUSS AND CONSIDER THE CREATION OF AN AERIAL CABLE CAR SERVICE CONNECTING THE CITY OF MIAMI BEACH WITH THE CITY OF MIAMI.

    Topics: coastal resilience, transit

  • Agenda item 11Contracts

    DISCUSS THE COST OF PROCURING A NEW MONUMENT SIGN FOR MAURICE GIBB MEMORIAL PARK.

    Topics: coastal resilience, traffic safety, land use, healthcare, fees, budget, local-government, procurement

  • Agenda item 12Budget and finance

    DISCUSS THE WAIVER OF MIAMI BEACH CONVENTION CENTER ROOM RENTAL FEES AND A SPONSORSHIP, IN AN AMOUNT NOT TO EXCEED $50,000 PER FISCAL YEAR, FOR MIAMI BEACH PUBLIC SCHOOL GRADUATIONS AND PROMOTIONS FOR A FIVE-YEAR PERIOD DURING FISCAL YEARS 2027 – 2031 SUBJECT TO APPROPRIATION BY THE MAYOR AND CITY COMMISSION THROUGH THE ANNUAL BUDGET PROCESS.

    $50,000 · Topics: coastal resilience, education, housing, fees, budget

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