Miami-Dade Commissioners partner with Moen and Rebuilding Together Miami-Dade to launch a water damage prevention initiative, aiming to reduce leak impacts and conserve water in homes.

West Palm Beach will launch a more efficient and ADA-compliant website on August 15, 2024, offering improved navigation and a new "GovDelivery" system for news updates.

Fort Pierce Police officers petitioned the city commission for increased wages, arguing that low pay contributes to recruitment difficulties and a less experienced force.

Palmetto Bay schedules a special council meeting after a company involved in the FIU bridge collapse is awarded a new bridge contract, prompting safety concerns.

Fort Lauderdale appoints Christopher Cooper as Acting Assistant City Manager and Alfred 'Al' Battle as Acting Director of the Development Services Department, focusing on development and tackling homelessness.

Miami-Dade Police Department announces an operation to reduce impaired driving, focusing on several areas, to enhance road safety. The enforcement by the Motorcycle Unit is not a DUI checkpoint.

Commissioner Gonzalez is hosting a Back-to-School Bash in Miami's District 11 with free school supplies, haircuts, and fun for families to prepare for the academic year.

Palm Beach County's Public Affairs Department won multiple awards from the NACIO for their media and communication efforts, including a Best of Category for their "How to Build an Island" video.

Broward County's communication issues for emergency response, highlighted by the 2018 Stoneman Douglas shooting, persist despite efforts to address them.

Miami-Dade County announces the celebration of Black Business Month to support Black-owned enterprises, with events highlighting entrepreneurs' achievements and a commitment to equality and inclusivity.

The Miami-Dade County Elections Department successfully tested their voting equipment ahead of the August 20th Primary Election, confirming its readiness for the upcoming vote.

Digna Abello has become the first female chief of the Miami Beach Fire Department, marking a significant step in gender inclusivity and leadership diversity in the city's fire service.

Tamarac, FL, and Mayor Gomez received the 2024 MMIA for the Shine Tamarac project, which improves city aesthetics and engages residents in reporting issues. It's the city's second MMIA win.