The City of Delray Beach received the Excellence in Public Procurement Award from FAPPO for outstanding procurement strategies, marking its first win of this recognition.

Miami-Dade County has earned the GFOA's Certificate of Achievement for Excellence in Financial Reporting for the 43rd time, recognizing its commitment to transparency for fiscal year 2021-22.

Joe Martinez, under a corruption scandal, is undeterred in his bid for Miami-Dade County sheriff, planning to announce his candidacy at a courthouse. Despite legal challenges, he pledges commitment to the residents.

Miami-Dade County received $13.5 million in federal grants to enhance internet access and digital literacy for residents, supporting community projects and aiming to transform the economy through improved digital infrastructure.

John Whalen is set to be sworn in as the new fire chief of the Coral Springs-Parkland Fire Department on June 28, replacing the retiring Chief Michael McNally.

Miami-Dade enforces stricter recycling rules, issuing fines after three warnings for non-recyclable items in blue carts to improve the recycling process.

Miami-Dade property values have surged to $468.6 billion in 2023, signaling a possible increase in property taxes and concerns over affordable homeownership.

Miami-Dade County outlines its transit safety plan for the 2024 hurricane season, emphasizing precautions for transit riders, emergency preparations for roads and bridges, and proactive communication with residents.

West Palm Beach's HCD is seeking public input on funding allocation for CDBG, HOME, and HOPWA funds during a June 11 meeting at Eva W. Mack Community Hub or via Zoom.

Miami-Dade County is considering a $182 million purchase of an office complex to centralize government operations, saving $23 million from the original price.

The Florida Board of Education meeting in Miami was criticized over teacher pay, proposed school closures, curriculum standards, and book removal policies.

The Palm Beach County LMS Steering Committee is meeting on June 5, 2024, to discuss disaster preparedness and revise the Spring 2024 PPL. Public attendance is welcomed.

Dr. Howard Hepburn is sworn in as the new superintendent of Broward County's education system, succeeding Dr. Peter Licata after his unexpected resignation.