Present. >> Mayor, you have a quum to proceed. >> Thank you so much, Madame Clerk. Tonight going to be real um short. We're going to do the pledge of allegiance um by Commander Rosio Torres of the North Miami Police Department um followed by invocation by one of my favorite pastor,
Pastor Gerald Dean Whitaker of the North Miami residents, but of the New Way Holiness Outreach Ministry, and then we'll take it from there. Good evening, mayor and council. Slight adjustment. I'll be leading us in the pledge. You could all rise.
>> Pledge allegiance to the flag >> of the United States of America and to the republic for its oneis. If you don't mind, please remain standing on the prayer. [snorts] Dear heavenly father, we come
with thanksgiving in our hearts, thanking you for the blessing North Miami City Council, for blessing North Miami City Council to convene again in your name, knowing that you are still in control. We pray that you will grant the
council members wisdom and guidance as they deliberate on each items before them. Bless the council to seek what is best for all involved. Let your wisdom and your insight guide them. Bless this
council to work together in harmony and with integrity. Let their decision making be just, righteous, and for the benefit of North Miami. Let there be respect between the council and all participants. We pray
for the wisdom. We pray for wisdom, for strength, for courage to do what is right and good for all citizens. We thank you now, Father, for a productive discussion and wise decisions. May the
strength of God sustain us, the power of God preserve us, and the love of God be with us in Jesus name. Amen. >> Amen. >> Amen. Amen. [snorts] >> Thank you, Madame Clerk. >> As of 70:06,
uh, Councilwoman Erin is present. >> Thank you so much. Um, madame manager, any addition delion amendment to the agenda? >> No. >> Mr. Attorney, are we set? Yes, mayor. The agenda set. You may proceed. >> Thank you so much. We're going to This will be real quick. I I don't know if
this will be our shortest. We used to have a lot of those. Um but with presentation and then we do have hurricane preparedness from there and we'll move on to the consent agenda as follow. [clears throat] Do are we doing the spe
Well, we have one special um presentation that's going to be done by Vice Mayor Cassandra Timothy and then we'll come back and do city announcement and and all that. Thank you, Mayor. Good evening, everyone. I'm Vice Mayor Cassandra Timothy and today in the city of North
Miami, we recognize a very a very special month that is special to me and my family. Today, North Miami recognizes November as prematurity awareness month. And tonight, we will honor the work of March of Dimes South Florida for all that they do for our families in the
NICU. As some of you may or may not know, this cause is personal to me. As a mother of a 28-weaker, 2 lb 12 o preemy warrior, I know the anxiety of the niku, the long days, the hopes that carries the families through. My daughter spent
60 days in the niku. And if it wasn't for God, my family, and the amazing doctors, nurses, respiratory therapists at Memorial Myar, my little sky would probably not be here. In Florida, more than one in 10 babies are born too soon. and the state's D plus on the 2024 March
of Dime report cards remind us that there is still more to do. Ensuring access to care, supporting families, and addressing disparities. March of Dimes leads through research, education, and advocacy. And here in North Miami, we're committed to partnering with them and
our local providers so every mom and baby has a healthy start. As a visible sign of that commitment, we are lighting city hall purple in honor of prematurity awareness month. And tonight I would like to invite Miss Sarah Bloom um a member of the March of Dimes team to
receive this proclamation on behalf of the city of North Miami as we declare the month of November as prematurity awareness month. And Mayor Alex, myself, Vice Mayor Cassandra Timothy, Councilman Kevin A. Burns, Counciloman Mary Estate Irvin, and Council Councilman Pierre
France Charles dup proclaim November as prematurity awareness month in North Miami. And we extend our heartfelt thanks to March of Dimes and thank you for all the supports to the family. Sarah, you can come up. And in addition to the city of North Miami, we have other cities. Um, Bay
Harbor, Coral Springs, Opaaka, City of Tamarak, Miami Gardens, NMBB will also be proclaiming November as prematurity awareness month. [applause] Thank you. Thank you so much to Vice Mayor Timothy and everybody here at City of North Miami for this amazing
honor um for um proclaiming November um prematurity awareness month. As Vice Mayor Timothy mentioned, more than one in 10 babies in Miami um through and throughout our country are born pre-term, which is far too many. So, thank you so much for your partnership um and raising awareness for maternal
and infant health. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. And we have [snorts] city announcement. We know tomorrow is Veterans Day and we're going to No,
Savannah, please take it over. >> Good evening, Mayor, Council, Staff, North Miami neighbors and guests. My name is Savannah Dre Smith and I'm presenting the following announcements on behalf of the city of North Miami. Please support Hurricane Melissa relief efforts by donating the listed supplies
such as water, hygiene kits, canned foods, batteries, and tarps. Drop off items at the North Miami Police Department or Suniss Grove Community Center Monday through Friday 10:00 a.m. to 6 p.m. No used clothing or linens will be accepted. For more information, please call 3058959815.
Students, get ready to succeed. Councilman Pierre France Charles hosts D4 Smart Tutoring every Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday from 400 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. at the Suniss Grove Community Center. For details and registration, please contact 7865433014.
Parents, help your kids build smart money habits. Join us for Thinking Money for Kids, a fun financial literacy program held every Tuesday of the month now through November 18th from 4:30 p.m. to 6 p.m. at the North Miami Public Library. Boys and girls in grades 3 through six will explore saving,
budgeting, and spending through hands-on activities. To register, please call the North Miami Public Library at 305891-5535. Unleash your creativity with Canva Create at the North Miami Public Library every Thursday at 2:30 p.m. This free design class is open to all ages and
teaches participants how to create flyers, social media graphics, and more. To register, please call the library. Join Vice Mayor Cassandra Timothy for a free speed and agility camp at Sansusi Courts every Tuesday and Thursday now through November 20th. Ages 5 through 8,
3:30 to 4:30 p.m. Ages 9 through 13, 4:30 to 5:30 p.m. Spots are limited. Please register at speed and agilityities camp.eventbright.com. Presented by Councilman Pierre France Charles. Welcome to District 4 adult computer literacy program. The classes
take place every Monday from 4:00 to 7:00 p.m. at the Suniss Grove Community Center, offering free hands-on classes. Participants will learn basic computer skills, email setup, internet navigation, and resume writing. For more details, please contact Espon Joseph at
e joseph northmafl.gov or 786-918-3772. Join us in honoring our service members at the Veterans Day breakfast on Tuesday, November 11, 2025 from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. at the Scott Yan Community Center. Enjoy breakfast,
veteran recognition, and Rajo prizes. RSVP at 2025 Nomi Veterans Day breakfast ate eventbrite.com or call 3058959840 for details. Join Councilman Pierre France Charles for a community conversation about the
Northwest 7th Avenue Cultural Arts and Innovation Innovation Overlay District on Thursday, November 13th from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. at the Clyde W. Judson Junior Community Center. Learn about plans to create a vibrant destination for arts, entertainment, technology, and community
connection. right here in North Miami. Apply now for the free two-day Creole Small Business Workshop on Friday, November 14th and Saturday, November 15th from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at the Scott Galvin Community Center. Topics include finance, legal considerations,
branding, and AI for operations. To apply, please scan the QR code or call 786703-5768. All dads and father figures are invited to Super Dad Saturday on November 15th, 10 a.m. to 1 pm at the North Miami Public Library.
Please register at Nomi Superdads.eventbbright.com. Join us for a fruit tree planting on Friday, November 21st, 2025 from 9:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. at the North Miami Public Library. This food forest initiative increases access to fresh
food. For details, please call 305-893-6511 extension19008. The city of North Miami will hold the fiscal year 2025 to 2026 owner occupied rehabilitation program lottery on
Wednesday, November 26, 2025 at 10:00 a.m. here in the city hall council chamber. Attendance is not required. Winners will be notified by phone or email and must submit updated documents to verify eligibility. Tune in on Nomi TV or online at northmaffl.gov/nomi
TV. And for details, contact housing and social services at 305893-6511 extension20 or at housing northm.gov. Join us for North Miamiy's Golden Jubilee, the 50th annual Winter National Thanksgiving Day Parade on Thursday,
November 27th, 2025 at 10 a.m. The parade travels along Northeast 125th Street from Northeast 6 to Northeast 10th Avenue with the main stage at City Hall. Marching bands and community groups are invited to participate and volunteers can earn community service hours. For more information, please
visit www.northfel.gov. Enjoy Jazz at Mocha featuring the French Horn Collective on Friday, November 28th at Mocha Plaza. Seating begins at 7 p.m. and the free concert starts at 8:00 p.m. Please note seating is first comes first serve, but you are able to bring your own chairs.
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News. This concludes the city announcements. Thank you. Thank you so much, Miss Smith. We truly appreciate that. And I know we have hurricane preparedness coming up and we have a coldfront coming up before we talk about that. The one last announcement which is
part of this, but um it's it wasn't included in the overall announcement because it was private. Um but on thursday Thursday we are going to have royalty in North Miami um by tradition and I want to publicly thank you um Yama and Katherine from my office and the
entire mayor and council staff. We've been working for the past couple of months a real royalty which we had had in North Miami. Um but we are having a king from one of the country in West Africa here and there are still maybe 20 tickets left. Um so anyone from the
public you may visit North Miami FL. um the Eventbrite um and just look for it's a private event but um it's open to it's it's open to the public um when I say in in terms of um the the it's on privacy now but it is open to the public it's a
city event it's happening Thursday at um all the information you get online officer command how are you >> I'm doing good mayor how are you >> we good yes >> good evening mayor council staff and residents Sergeant Jose emergency management So, for now, uh, nothing but good news
when it comes on the hurricane front. Even though we're currently, uh, there are currently no potential storms in the Atlantic. This is the perfect time to stay focused and be prepared. I know we keep talking about preparedness, preparedness, because we've been lucky. But, this is the perfect time now to get
all your stuff in order. Remember, uh, preparedness uh, isn't just when the storm is on the map. It's about being ready before the storm forms. So, let's stay vigilant, stay informed, and continue working together to keep the our community safe. And like
you mentioned before, Mayor, we do have a cold weather advisory between tonight and tomorrow morning. They're expecting low temperature of 43. So, it's going to get nice and chilly. Uh throughout Miami Day County, just one reminder for safety, please remember if
you're going to heat your homes, do it safely. Make sure that you have anything that is flammable away from any heaters that you may have at least three feet away, space heaters, stuff like that. That way you guys can stay safe at home. >> Thank you so much.
>> Thank you so much. I'm sorry, Sergeant, um, for that announcement. Thank you very, very much. I don't think we have any appointments. Correct, Madam Clerk? >> We do not. >> Oh, thank you. And we are moving to consent agenda. Unless a member of the city council wishes to remove a specific
item from this portion of the agenda, tabs A through J constitute the consent agenda, these resolutions and items are self-explanatory and are not expected to require additional review or discussion. These items will be recorded as individually numbered resolutions adopted unanimously by the following motion that the consent agenda comprised
of tabs A through J be adopted. >> Move for approval. >> Second. Go ahead. >> I'd like to sorry thank you. I'd like to co-sponsor tab F, please, the consent agenda.
>> I have a motion made by Councilman Charles to approve the consent agenda. The motion was second. >> Add me on for um tab. I'm sorry. Um there was one I wanted to add B. Um and yeah, I think that's basically that's
the other the monthly. Yes. Thank you. >> The motion was seconded by Mayor Des. All in favor? Any opposed? Motion carries with a 5-0 vote. >> Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. There was another one. I think D is What is D? That's the one I I saw it. Oh, never.
Oh, that's that's the tab. >> Yes. Thank you. Um Tab K, >> a proposed resolution of the mayor and city council of the city of North Miami, Florida, selecting Sigma Healthcare as the insurance provider for health, dental, and vision insurance coverage for the city of North Miami for the 2026
plan year. further authorizing the city manager to execute all necessary documents that effectuate said coverage providing for an effective date and all other purposes. Tab K. Thank you so much. Public hearing is open on tab K. Public hearing is open. It's
self-explanatory on tab K. Miss Brown, no you good. Virginia, we good. Mike Dave, we good. Public hearing closed. >> Move for approval. Second. >> I have a motion made by Councilwoman Estimate Irvin to approve the item at
Tab K. The motion was seconded by Mayor Desome. All in favor? >> I. >> Any opposed? Item passes with a 5-0 vote. >> Thank you. Next. Tab. >> Tab L. A proposed resolution of the mayor and city council of the city of North Miami, Florida, authorizing the city manager to issue purchase orders to Jetback Equipment Company LLC for the purchase of a Freightlininer patch truck
at an approximate aggregate cost not to exceed $252,000 utilizing the cooperative purchasing provision pursuant to section 7-169 of the city code on a contract awarded through the Sourcewell National Purchasing Cooperative Program under contract number 050625-frm
declaring the existing vehicle as surplus and providing for an effective date and all other purposes. Tab L. >> Thank you so very much. Public hearing is open on tab L. >> Public hearing is closed. See none coming. Um
>> second just one quick question though. I just want to verify that >> um there's not an identified date for surplus yet to be um auctioned or when are when are typically surplus op auctioned here in our city? Right.
Well, that's correct. Um, good evening, Alberto Estrada, purchasing director. Uh, as indicated in the in the, uh, council report, uh, councilwoman. So, once it has your approval, right, in order to surplus the equipment, then it
will be scheduled for the next regularly scheduled uh, auction. Uh, I don't have that date with me, but I'll be glad to provide that for you. >> Sure. >> And let you know exactly who all the council members. And this is just one equipment right? >> Well, typically in those auctions, there
are a number of other equipment. >> No, no. I'm so sorry. Let me bring you back to this item. I know we're talking about auctions and surplus. Now, I'm going back to this particular item. This is just one truck. >> Yes, ma'am. This is just your approval to surplus this one piece of equipment. >> Okay. Right.
>> Okay. That's all my question. Thank you. >> We surplusing or we buying >> No, we're buying it and then surplus the old one. >> Yes, we surplusing the old one to whoever wants to buy it. That's correct. >> All right. Thank you so very much. Public hearing open and closed it. It's
moved and second. You ready, Madam Clerk? >> I have a motion made by Councilman Burns to approve the item at tab L. The motion was seconded by Councilwoman Esta Mayor. All in favor? >> Any opposed? Item passes with a 5-0 vote. >> Thank you so very much. Citizens forum is open. Citizens Farm is open. Seeing
none, Citizen Farm is closed. Um, we're going to keep council meeting brief. Well, council reports brief. Um, but before we do that, let's go to madame clerk report. >> Not much to say except a big apology to the people who showed up to actually
vote because I didn't have potential to tell you that there was no election. So, I'm really sorry. So, folks are showing up to different polling stations. They came to the office. They called. And so, I just want to apologize to the public for not having been able to provide that education this year. Thank you.
>> Thank you. Um, that's good. At least they're interested. Um, it's a lot going on. Yes. Um, Mr. Attorney, you never have nothing. Please, today don't have >> no report. >> Thank you, madam manager. >> Just two quick announcements. Wanted to
announce that we have a new HR director, Gerald Larkin. If she would just stand, say hello. >> Hi. Hi. >> Please. Hi. Now, come and say hi. You could come to the mic. >> Hello, mayor and council. Gerald de Larkkins. Happy to be here.
>> Thank you. Welcome. Welcome. >> And we have a new finance director. Marie, if you would like to give your introduction. >> Hey. >> Good evening. I'm Marie Schaefer. I'm the new finance director. And today was my first day. >> Oh, welcome. >> Welcome.
>> The meetings are usually not this short, ladies. >> Thank you so very much. and welcome to our growing family. Um, welcome. Welcome. Thank you, madam manager. Anything else? >> No. >> A lot going on. Okay. For on our thing,
we ready for adjourment? I'm sorry. Council report. I don't have much. Um, I mentioned about the reserv um the reception for the king. We are really bringing honor to North Miami. And again, Yama from the city manager's office as well as Katherine and thank
you. Thank you. I think um and this came from where this country I'm always dying to visit bin are as much as you you guys know a lot about Haitian-American um our linkage is directly from bin so that I was that was one of the things I was
very excited anybody asks their parents where we from and us Haitian-American it's something very distinct about us the fact that we gain our independence 200 years ago so we know Haiti is not where we were born so um opposed to all the other African nations. some of them
reminded but because of our history we know we're from Africa and even as a little boy when we ask our parents we're in Africa it's always is Ben and and you know Ghana and Togo so we know it's west Africa but Haitian American especially here in North Miami everybody think that
we directly from Benet so it's going to be an honor as we welcome um the king one of the kings from Benet again thank you um let's start with um Councilman Charles um Burns and then we'll work our way All right. [snorts] Thank you, Mayor. Um, good evening everybody. Just want to
say uh thank you to um our district for resident and I see uh Miss Brown is here. Miss Gilmore. Um tonight we um hosted the grand opening of our D4 uh computer literacy program and uh over 20
residents showed up and um we didn't have enough equipment on day one. So hopefully uh my manager I'll take note and see if you can uh provide us with some laptop cuz uh we will need uh more equipment. It was very good and I just
want to say thank you and the program is uh open for the first cohort um for every Monday 4 to 7 and it is a 8 week um 8week course. So and then after that we'll uh go on for a new 8w week. I just
want to say and as I said it just want to say thank you to uh our mayor uh vice mayor councilman Burns um councilwoman Maryan and our city administration for helping us out to um make sure that this dream uh comes into a reality. So thank
you very much to each and every one of you. Um, and also I just want to say this to our district 4 resident Thursday uh over at the Johnson, we need uh your presence. We need your feedback. It is
all about our new Northwest 7th Avenue. So please uh mark your calendar and be there. And lastly, I just want to say uh thank you to all our veterans and say uh because of you, we are sitting in here safe and sound and then keep doing what
we're supposed to do for our residents. Just want to say thank you and I want to wish each and every one of you a happy veteran day and North Miami is all about our veteran and we take it taking good care of them and uh we just keep on moving. Thank you very much, mayor. And
that was very short. [laughter] >> Yes, it was. >> Yes, it was. But towards the end there, you sound like our president. >> Um, thank you so much. Um, [snorts] yes. Um, which district where we where we going? Thank you. District four, two. [snorts]
Um, well, um, one and then we'll do three and then vice mayor because then I'm already done. >> Thank you, Mr. Mayor. Um, just three items. Um I don't want to make short of it but on consent agenda there was an item um rec uh recognizing a police
officer who's retiring after 22 years. Want to commend um Nelson Seda for 22 years of service to the city of North Miami. It's a uh the we didn't mean to it to be just on a consent agenda and not give the proper recognition that it
is. Thank you for your service for all those years and um thank you for willing to take care of Pony, the horse that was retiring with him. And we will uh uh uh appreciate you taking care of him um as
he got older and is in unhealthy or healthier concerns, but he's going to take well care of him in his retirement also. So, thank you again for all those uh the years of service. The U second item. Um, madame
city manager, do we have code enforcement officers working on Sunday's? >> There was recently a shift in the schedule. So, I'm not um I don't believe Sunday is on the schedule. is would there be a reason why uh
Sundays wouldn't have code enforcement? The reason I'm asking is I got calls Sunday morning for an issue and sent emails to six or seven of the administration and then was advised that uh there was no longer code enforcement on Sundays due to a schedule shift. I
think this council in the past has always or I'm not going to speak for everybody else that weekends are a crucial area or c crucial time to be out in the community [snorts] um because a lot of weekend warriors do a lot of illegal things and a lot of code
violations happen during the the the Saturdays and Sundays um if it's something that we need to discuss whether it was funding or personnel or whatever the problem is but um I always thought that um this community um put a
great deal of emphasis in code enforcement and especially on the uh weekends and so uh that was kind of disappointing to hear that we can't call somebody up or residents can't call somebody up on uh on Sundays to uh take
action. >> Let me clarify because they can't respond. >> I got it. My manager I got it. Don't worry. Go ahead. When you >> That was it. And then also a an item that I sent to you all is a reoccurring a reoccurring item of a two houses
within my district that over many years have been doing auto repairs. I mentioned to you all that I was going to make a brief comment about it at this meeting. Um is why is it that we can't enforce that or what is the mechanisms
that we need to help enforce it? Do you have to catch the person in the act when a tow truck delivers a h a car to be repaired to somebody's house and catch them in the act when that's happening? I'm not talking about somebody who's fooling around waxing changing wiper
blades of their own personal cars, but these two homes actually bring in outside people to do repairs numerous times a week. Um, I know code enforcement uh watched one of the houses the other day, but nothing was was
taking place, but that doesn't mean it doesn't happen. has been notated over several years and uh would like to get some information back from the attorney's office or the manager's office of what we can do to um curtail this because I assure you I do not see
people having cars delivered to somebody's front yard in Miami Shores, Bow Harbor, Bay Harbor, Surfside, North Miami Beach, um or Miami Gardens. They're not delivering cars to somebody's yard to make auto repairs. Um I and I don't think that North Miami
residents should have to put up with it with an auto repair pl uh shop within a residential uh neighborhood. Um that's all I have on that. And then um is there um we've had a code on the books for 25
years, at least 20 years of no outside sales and storage of material. It [clears throat] came about when the thrift stores on 7th Avenue and Dixie Highway and other places would put couches and clothes and furniture u up
and down 7th Avenue, Dixie Highway, Biscane Boulevard, the city 20 years ago, I believe maybe more, um has had always had a strict code. Is there some underlying thing that we may or may not want to I I I think we should keep it. It's kept the city well organized and I
hope that with that nothing comes forward that somebody wants to all a sudden start changing the the rules in our citywide rules that says we're going to allow you to put all your wares and goods out on the the sidewalk for us to to to for you to sell. So I'm just
putting that out there. Mr. uh attorney, >> you all are the only ones who can change the code. So unless some there's a vote that I don't know about, I think the law is still the same here. >> Okay. Thank you. >> We done. >> I'm done. Thank you. >> Thank you so much. Um
you know, Commissioner um Councilman Baron, Commissioner Councilman, the same thing. Um what I'm going to say and I and I want to be very careful and I and I choose my words um because when I do speak, I do know exactly what I'm saying. Um I do it intentionally and
this statement is again intentionally again just for everybody's not for one we need to stop we cannot govern like this and I don't do this a lot I know council people we get our different ways everybody have their own way of leading of leadership mine is totally different
and mine is a nononsense we do what we do and everybody have our lives we do what we do however council people every day the manager the attorney at different department heads, if I need you, I talk to you. This is a report.
It's just about what we do. We cannot and and and I don't want to beware I people feel like I'm bullying, I'm doing whatever. No, I'm making a statement in terms of the governance of this city doing a council report. If there's concern, we one city. I know we meet
with the manager. Those are when those concerns need to come about. Um, you know, um, and I'm not saying anybody cannot talk. That's not what I'm saying. But I'm saying there are certain things to make it more efficient, more these are issues. Um, like there's tons of
issues I have with departments, but those are I'm working with the manager with the the different departments. Now, if that it doesn't go well, it I need to bring it out here then. Yes. Um and I do agree with you um comm um council member Burns and as a former mayor you know we
know we legislate in private um not in private but we legislate during the the whole week not you know the council meeting we hear um things that are on the agenda and I've seen it from um a lot of us and sometimes I do it but just be mindful when we are here these are
issues talking about them on here um it's it's it's it's better if we get with the department direct the questions, let the manager um answer those specific questions. Um there's just so much that we need to work we need to worry about um in in terms of
that. So that's just that um in terms of what what's happening. I think um Councilwoman, you next. >> Thank you. Good evening everyone. Um just want to thank um all of um the the pastors, the community, our community
pastors that attended the clergy appreciation breakfast. Thank you for your your input on the concerns that you've you've mentioned. Um just so the public can know, they were very concerned about our youth, very
concerned about immigration, very they shared a lot of their concerns. Um and and some of them want to partner up with us. So I just want to thank them. Thank um um the the district three team and district 2 team for for really helping
to um well [laughter] her and she two of my staff at time. >> Hey hey hey. Okay. And then also um Veterans Day is to is tomorrow like mentioned by one of my colleagues. Thank you for your service. Thank you for the
the ability that you you've allowed for us to serve here in this country. I always every year I try to highlight um one of our very own and I probably highlight the same person. I want to thank you publicly again um attorney um Jeff Kazo for your service and happy
Veterans Day. [snorts] >> Thank you, mayor. Um want to thank the council. Um I saw you wearing your purple. Um thank you for joining me as we honor prematurity awareness month um in the city of North Miami. Um, and again, thank you to Parks and Wreck, um,
for coordinating our pumpkin patch this past Saturday. We had over 350 families attend at Alfred Briscade Park. Um, I think it was our first pumpkin patch in the city of North Miami. And madam manager, thank you to your team, um, senior manager at Lorfields for Lighting
City Hall Purple. I know it's also epilepsy month, so we get a double whammy um as we honor um Katya Philippo um in the city of North Miami and what she does for epilepsy month as well. Um and thank you for reminding us about Veterans Day tomorrow, Councilwoman and the team. Um we will not be at the
Veteran Tower. We'll be at the Scott Galvin Center, I think, for breakfast. So we kind of changed it up this year again and especially with it being cold now. Um so looking forward to seeing everyone tomorrow at the breakfast. And that is it for me, Mr. [laughter] >> Mr. Motion to adjurnn. >> Motion to adjurnn. Thank you.
>> I have a motion to adjourn. Made by Councilwoman Esta May Irvin, seconded by Mayor Desome. All in favor? Any opposed? Motion carries with a 50-0 vote. The time is now 7:39 p.m. The