--------- All righty. Good evening everyone and welcome to a special joint city of North Miami Council meeting along with the North Miami Youth Council. Um I know we're starting a bit early before our 7 p.m., but we are pleased to have our youth council today. So, Madame Clerk,
at this moment, can we please do the call to order? >> Yes, Vice Mayor, Mayor Desome, Vice Mayor Timothy, >> here. >> Councilman Burns, Councilwoman Mary Esté Irving, >> present. Councilman Pierre France Charles >> present. >> Vice Mayor, you have a quorum. You may
proceed. Thank you. And this time we'll we'll go into the pledge of allegiance. And if councilwoman can lead us in >> Oh, we have one right there. to the flag of the United States of America and to the republic for which it
stands. One nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> For the next order of business, madam manager, do we have any addition, deletion, or amendment and deferrals? here. >> Madam manager.
>> Oh, no additions, deletions, amendments, or deferrals. >> Thank you. And at this time, we'll move into a discussion item. And I know we'll be presenting the North by Youth Council. Um, Councilman Mary Esme Irvin, would you like to present them, please?
>> Sure. Um, madame vice mayor and my colleagues, um, good evening everyone. Um, I am just so excited and so proud of our very youth um, council. But believe it or not, I will give it I would let I would like for our liaison um, our
director of our library, Paul Basil, to come and to go ahead and either do a roll call for the youth or to present the youth before us before this discussion. Thank you. >> All right. Uh, good evening, mayor, council. Um, thank you for having us
here as the youth council. Um, I would like for our youth city clerk to do the roll call if you don't mind. >> Go ahead. >> No turn. >> Youth Vice Mayor St. Claire, Youth Councilwoman Jess, Youth Councilwoman
Spence, Youth Councilwoman Liberty, you proceed. >> Thank you. Um, so once again, Paul Biz, library director, youth council leazison, um, as you mentioned, councilwoman, tonight we have a special presentation by the North Miami Youth
Council. Um, going into my second year, um, this was a very special, uh, year. Uh, six of the eight members are graduating high school. Um, which is a big milestone. I'm definitely going to miss you guys. Um, even though, you know, you guys give me a run for my money, but you guys know I definitely
love you guys. You know, um, all the time that we spent together, um, and, you know, learning different things about civic engagement. Uh, so with that being said, unfortunately, our youth mayor uh, could not be in attendance tonight. Um, but we do have our councilwoman, our youth councilwoman
from district 4, Piscar Liberty, who will be leading us into tonight's presentation. >> Good evening, mayor and council. My name is Priscia Liberty and I have the honor of serving as North Miami Youth Council Woman for District 4. On behalf of North
Miami Youth Council, I have the privilege to present a legislative item for your consideration. Many of you have said it yourself. The youth are the future of this city. Tonight I will be presenting a proposal that allows the youth to be included in
the livelihood of the city of North Miami. Our proposal is that the city of North Miami mayor and council will establish a one non- voting youth alternate member position on select city boards and commission.
Youth members would attend regular schedule meetings on designated boards and commission. While they wouldn't have voting power, they could actively participate in discussions when recognized. Their main duty would be to provide feedback and recommendation from a youth
center perspective, offering insight that only young people can provide. And lastly, they would act as an ambassador for youth civic, encouraging their peers to take an active interest in city growth and government.
To ensure the success of this initiative, we've established clear requirements for the youth alternate members. Members will need to be active in members in standing of the North Miami Youth Council. They will need to maintain a satisfactory academic
standing. In addition, they need appointments. Appointments would also be subject to approval by mayor and council to ensure that selected individuals are prepared to represent the youth of North Miami. And again, their role would
simply be advisory and collaborative. Now, let's talk about the why behind this proposal. This initiative is designed to achieve four primary goals. increase youth civic engagement and leadership development by participating in local government. Youth
will gain skills and experience that will prepare them for future leadership roles. Second, it will provide the youth participation in local government discussion. Our perspective are often missing in these conversation and this
proposal ensures our voices are heard. Three, strengthening collaboration between youth residents and city leadership. This initiative fosters mutual understanding and a strong community bond. And lastly, create long-term youth representation
opportunities. It is important to note what youth alternate members would not do. They would not vote on agenda items. Their role is strictly advisory. Members would also not count towards quorum requirements, meaning board's ability to conduct official business will remain
completely unaffected by attendance of a youth member. They will not exercise any legal authority of appointed members. And finally, they will not replace any current voting board members. Possible boards and commission for
consideration could include the planning commission, board of adjustment, parks and rec commission and the library board. These are area especially important because they directly affect the quality of life opportunity and
future development of the community that young residents will inherit. Through this initiative, we hope to create lasting opportunity for youth representation and inspire more young residents to become involved in public service and community leadership.
Thank you, mayor and council, for the privilege to speak in front of you today. As I come to the end of my first year of North Miami Youth Council, I would like to thank Councilwoman Mary Estan Irvin for her leadership and constantly redefining what it means to be a leader and inspiring me to be a
better servant to my community. Thank you for your effort and always making sure that the youth are heard and ensuring resources are always put in place for us. Thank you all. I would like now to open
proposal questions to questions. >> I know this is a discussion item, but I first would like to congratulate um youth council member Liberte for a um well thoughtout presentation um that you brought before the youth council. Um you all are here in quorum as opposed to us
up here. I know sometime it's hard getting quorum, but I want to congratulate you all for being here and being present. And I want to say this is probably the first time since I've been elected that a board or a advisory board brought an item for consideration because every board that we have here in
the city of North Miami can bring forth a discussion like you're doing a resolution or ordinance. So I applaud the youth council and Paul for bringing this initiative and showing the other boards what they should be doing um here in our city. And again, thank you councilwoman. Um I think we'll bring the discussion up here um to my colleagues
or do we do we have to open up for citizen formers and city attorneys? Is it the second item? Right. >> Okay. So, it doesn't have to unless we're voting. Correct. >> Correct. Oh, okay. Thank you. Um, so I'll bring it before
us here. >> I just want to say um um congratulations to you all and uh job well done um district 4. So again, district for represent um good job.
um my my only um concern I know that you were pointing out some boards but looking at the um composition of the youth council which is m mainly made of women and we have a very very active
women commission and the great city of north Miami and I don't see that commission listed as part of uh board because they they are very active and they are doing a lot um as far as I can tell because I've been in some of their events and everything and I think they
have a big event coming up uh next month I believe. So, which is uh something that I would just put out for um consideration because uh you know when I'm checking out is like probably have one or two uh young men in there all
women. So, that would be something that you might want to consider. So, okay. Youth Council, Councilwoman Liberte, thank you for representing your colleagues. Well, thank you for us a
presentation. Well done. I'm just so very proud of you. As you've heard from my colleagues, this is a discussion item. So, you've presented this before us. We're going to then um you know speak to our city manager and our city attorney and figure out how we can
implement this. So, I just want to thank you all for your leadership. um all of you that are here um all of the youth council, I am so proud of you and you represent us well. So, thank you. Thank you. Thank you. And continue um to work
hard and and are you graduating as well? >> No, >> no, not you're not graduating this year, but everyone else that's graduating, congratulations. I'm very proud of you. Um, and I just want to do a shameless plug that there is application process open for you parents that are are
listening, you students that are watching, um, that you should go online and apply and, um, speak to um, Paul Bazil. And I believe the application process is going to be open until May 30th. Is that correct, >> Paul?
>> I'm sorry. Can you repeat that one? the the the application process for the youth count for >> it's currently open and it's closed June 30 uh June 30th >> June 30th >> yes June 1st I apologize June 1st we opened it May 1st to June uh to June 1st we'll weed out the applications to see
if we have um enough members and if we don't we'll reopen it until July 31st. >> Okay. Yeah. So those are those are all my comments for tonight. Thank you. Thank you guys. So proud. >> Thank you. Councilman did you have something else? >> Yes. I would now like to call up my
colleagues as we have a special presentation for Councilwoman Mayor Esther Van. A >> thank you all. Thank you to the mayor and council members for your support and dedication.
Thank you. If I can have Councilwoman Mayor Estan >> actually I'd like to come with all of my colleagues because I don't do this alone. So they, you know, without them I won't be able to do anything. So let's go up. >> Okay. >> This is a token of appreciation.
more for that. I cannot do this. >> After you guys agree. >> Thank you. Oh my god. >> You don't have to.
>> If um the youth council could come back up to >> Oh, sorry. >> We've got a gift for Paul. The youth council license. >> A good >> I know. It's so sweet.
>> Mhm. So, at this time, we'll make recommendations. Um, Councilman, I know you made your recommendation of adding the North Miami Commission for Women. I'll also and looking at the board as well, maybe include the North Miami CRA and the affordable housing and I would
also like to give direction to the city attorney if there's a possibility that they can vote on the board. You can let us know. I know some of them are chartered boards and they probably can't vote, but if we could maybe look at the possibility of which boards that we can have them as the actual voting member would be the recommendations that I've
make on the record and direct staff, the city manager and the city attorney um to begin looking at that legislation. I'm pretty sure Councilwoman, you'll be sponsoring it. Uh, yeah. >> No, this is your board. No, I just wanted to make my my notation.
>> You were gonna say something. >> I was just going to say we'll look at it and come back with a recommendation to the board. >> Okay. >> All righty. >> Thank you. Next on the agenda is citizen forum. Seeing none, I know we don't have council reports, but because we'll do
that at the next meeting, but councilman, do you have any council reports? >> Oh, yeah. will ask the youth council. The youth council, do you have any council reports? I know you guys just did a presentation. >> All righty. Can I get a motion to adjurnn? >> Second.
>> All in favor? >> I. >> Any opposed? >> Motion carries with a 300 vote. It is now 6:54 p.m. >> Thank you. And congratulations to the graduates. >> Yes. A you did an excellent job. Part: 2
here. >> Councilman Burns >> Councilwoman Esme Irving >> present. >> Councilwoman Councilman France Charles >> Council Council right there. >> Councilman, >> mayor, you have a quorum.
>> Thank Thank you so much. And we're going to have um pledge of allegiance led by Raymond Mayco of the North Miami Police Department. Please stand. To the flag of the United States of America and to the republic for it
stands one nation under God indivisible with liberty and justice for all. >> Thank you. An invocation by pastor estim is it on. >> Thank you for making us leaders on this
planet. that kind of leaders that we would like to be just like David, like Solomon, but even more so like Jesus, the creator of the universe.
Give us what we need, Father. Without the power of the Holy Ghost, we would be able to do anything. We can't even move nothing. But thank God that Jesus paid a price for us and give us the privilege to be a
leader male and female. So please father use us and let us be a a blessing for this planet. This is uh asking that even more so than
anything that you could think of. bless us and use us. Bless us and give us the privilege to move the mountain. Give us the wisdom that we need at this
point. This is a blessing that we ask in the name of Jesus, the creator of the universe who make us what we are. In his name be glory and power. >> Shalom. Shalom. >> God bless you. >> Amen.
>> Amen. I think thank you so very much councelor Estime which is the father of councilwoman Mary estim Irving. Um thank you again um madame manager any um additions, deletions um amendments or deferral to
the agenda. >> Yes. On tab B and tab C would add Councilwoman Mary Esté Irvin as a co-sponsor and tab G there's an update the dollar amount a correction to reflect a total of 140,000
um instead of the proposed 120,000 >> it's 140 right >> yes >> madame clerk you got it >> yes >> thank you so much Mr. Attorney, are we set? >> Yes, mayor. The agenda is set. You may proceed. >> Thank you so much. We have three
presentation. Um housing housing and social service in honor of older American month. I'll have the honor of doing that. Um the mental health um which which member would like to >> That was me, but we're gonna def we're going to defer to the next.
>> Okay. Defer to the next one. and then we have the city of North Miami and then we'll come back and we'll have the update by the centennial committee on our stuff. So we have one presentation >> is Albert social service here. Oh okay. Thank you. And oh, I see all the seniors
here. It's indeed an um a pleasure and an honor for me to issue this proclamation and along with our council member, as you all know, the social service and housing department, which I fought for a couple years ago, we found in the city of North Miami. Um and ever since the inception of the program, we
have one of the best um senior program in the entire county where other cities come and see what they do and they are they know they are in my heart the entire department. So the the entire council I I should say and thank you um Albert Gio and the entire staff for what
you do on a daily basis for keeping our seniors young. So let's go into the proclamation. The city of North Miami is pleased to issue this proclamation in honor of older Americans month. And there's a couple of where whereas I'm going to skip. Whereas um older
Americans strengthen communities to wisdom, service, leadership, and resiliency. Whereas generation of older adults have contributed enormously into the economic um into the economic, cultural, civic, and social progress of our nation and our city. Whereas
families, caretakers, volunteers, health professional and community organization play an essential role in supporting older Americans in promoting opportunity and healthy aging, lifelong learning, and meaningful engagement. And whereas
communities across our country are working to expand um access to affordable housing, health care, transportation, nutrition, technology, and social connection for our elder Americans. Now, whereas Elder American
Month, this month known as Elder American Month, we celebrate the enduring impact of older adults and encourage all Americans and residents of North Miami to honor and support seniors in and their family and in our
community. Now, therefore, I, Mayor Alex Dome, along with Vice Mayor Cassandra Timothy, Councilman Kevin A. Burning Councilwoman Mary Esté Irving and Councilman France Pierre Charles do hereby proclaim this May as older
Americans month. Please come forward. Gio and the entire staff that's here and some of our seniors who are here. Thank you. >> Yeah. Come on. >> Huh?
>> Oh yeah. They're not playing. No cruise. >> No, no, no, no, no. Oh, that Councilman Burn say no. We getting a cruise. That's her favorite thing. Come on. >> Yes, sir. >> Yes.
>> Please. You got to say a few words, Gio. Absolutely. Are we good? Yeah, >> I'll be quick. I promise. >> So, I just wanted to say a few words on behalf of the housing and social services department. A thank you to the
staff. Thank you to our director which cannot be here today. But mayor council, thank you so much for this proclamation. It really means a lot to us. Um and honestly, this is simply just to better serve to recognize our older Americans
contributions to highlight aging trends and reaffirm our commitment not just a city but as a department to serving older months. Thank you. Thank you. >> I need to leave. That was good updates. Sabine the
committee >> that address is from >> tonight is election. >> Good evening honorable mayor and council. My name is Sabine Ducio. I am the chairwoman of the Centennial Committee and this evening I'll be
presenting our monthly update. The Centennial web page is where residents and visitors alike can find all Centennial information including a YouTube link to channel 10 special fee featuring the 100 history of the city of
North Miami. You will also find the I am North Miami video taken at various events. If you have not seen the video, it is definitely worth taking a look at. The Centennial web page can be found at northmiami.gov.
Our committee in collaboration with the CRA and Miss ShaunaSheldon, the executive director of the Mocha Museum, will be issuing a call to artists for the Centennial Mural. The committee has recommended that the mural be on the
city facility so that it remains a tribute for generations to come. Our historic Charlie rides continue. The next one is on July 18th and this ride takes place with our honorable mayor,
Alex Assume on Saturday, July 18th. Um, if you have not had a chance to join us on these trolley rides, highly recommend that you join us, you can do so via the website by clicking on the Eventbrite link and reserving your spot on the next
trolley ride. Lastly, our committee took our first sitewalk um sitewalk through at Nomi Village last year and it was very very wellreceived. We love the large tent that has gone up.
We love the fact that can accommodate a large crowd. Um and it's right in the heart of our city. Um, we will present to the board in June the budget recommendations and of course the budget will go to the council beforehand in
order to be presented at the June meeting. That concludes my presentation. >> Oh, we like that. >> Okay. All right. Thank you so much. Um, any um questions from the committee? Um, I'm sorry, from the members of the board um for the
committee. Anyone seeing none? Thank you. Thank you so very much. Now, city announcement. Savannah, come on. Come on. Following by hurricane preparedness. Um, >> last time it was Angel. Is he? Oh, good. Is he here? Assistant chief.
>> Yeah, it's raining outside, so we know something is brewing. So, Savannah, please. Thank you. >> Oh, wait a minute. >> We're a little long tonight. 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. In celebration of Haitian Heritage Month, the North Miami Public Library is giving away free Haitian Creole flashcards. To help families learn and connect with the language while supplies last, residents are invited to pick up a set. To receive
flashcards, participants must have a North Miami Public Library card and must be a resident of the city of North Miami. Join Vice Mayor Cassandra Timothy for yoga and Pilates in the park, a free wellness series designed to help you relax, recharge, and stay active in North Miami's beautiful parks. Whether
you're a beginner or experienced, these community classes are a great way to start your weekend feeling refreshed and energized. Yoga classes will take place on the third Saturday of each month at North Bay Shore Park at 9:00 a.m. Pilates classes will be held on the first Saturday of each month at Alfred Besade Park. Bring your mat, invite a
friend, and enjoy a morning of movement, mindfulness, and community. For more information, please contact 7863858662. The City of North Miami Economic Development Department is now accepting applications for the Economic Development Small Business Grant, and eligible businesses may qualify for up
to $7,500 in support. Funding is provided on a reimbursement basis and is subject to federal eligibility requirements, CDBG compliance, and funding availability. To apply, please visit www.northmfo.gov/econsb. And for more information, please contact
the economic development department at 3058959801. North Miami teens are invited to step up and lead by applying for the North Miami Youth Council, where young residents can engage and advise the mayor and city council on issues impacting youth and help strengthen youth programs across the city. Applications are open from May
1st through June 12th, 2026. And the program is open to Northmiami residents ages 15 to 18. Students can learn more and apply at northmaffl.gov/ youthconcounsil. We are excited to invite you to experience the Nomi night market, a vibrant evening filled with food trucks,
local vendors, and live music. The market will take place on the first and third Fridays of each month from 5 to 9:00 p.m. at Mocha Plaza. For more information, please contact the economic development department at 3058959801. The city of North Miami is offering the
residential tree trimming grant program, which provides up to $1,000 for hazardous tree trimming and removal with no repayment required. Funding is limited and available on a first come, first- serve basis. Residents can apply now by visiting www.northm.gov/treetrimming.
For more information, please contact the community planning and services department at 3058959825. Haitian Heritage Month is in full swing and we are continuing continuing the celebration with a story time you will not want to miss. Join Madam City Clerk Vanessa Joseph on Wednesday, May 27th,
2026 from 4:00 to 5:00 p.m. at the North Miami Public Library for children's story time. For more information, please visit northmafl.gov/scelebrate. Madam City Clerk Vanessa Joseph invites the community to take advantage of the tax collector mobile office, offering
convenient on-site services right here in North Miami. The mobile office will be available on Thursday, May 28th from 10:00 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the North Miami Public Library. Services include driver's license renewals, ID services, vehicle registration renewals, and more with no appointment required as walk-ins
are welcome. Ready to get your campaign operations organized before you hit launch? The office of the city clerk is hosting a campaign finance software training presented by Easy Vote Solutions on Thursday, May 28th, 2026 from 6:00 to 7:00 p.m. at the North Miami Public
Library. This session is designed for North Miami municipal candidates and campaign staff who want a practical walkthrough of tools and best practices. For more information or to RSVP, contact the office of the city clerk at 3058959817. Get ready to move and celebrate culture
at Haitian Heritage Folklore Dance Night featuring live drumming, cultural storytelling, and folkloric dance. Join us on Thursday, May 28th from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at the Griffin Community Center. Residents can RSVP at folklor dance class at eventbrite.com. And for more information, please call
3058959815. Mother's Day is coming and District 4 is celebrating in style. Join the Golden Silver Senior Program Mother's Day lunchon on Friday, May 29th, 2026 from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. at the Joe Celestein Community Center. This event is a warm, joyful afternoon centered on
honoring our mothers and the seniors who keep our community shining with performances by O Tubadu and NSL Dons Ensemble. For more information, please contact SV Joseph at e josephorthyfl.gov or 786-918-3772.
Your Friday night plans just got a soundtrack. Jazz at Mocha returns on Friday, May 29th with seating beginning at 700 p.m. and the concert starting at 8 at Mocha Plaza. Come out for an evening of live jazz featuring Claudin Slooles and the CL experience and settle
into a night that feels like a breath of fresh air with a backbeat. If you have been meaning to refresh your home safety game, this is your sign. The city of North Miami is hosting a fire prevention training on Saturday, May 30th, 2026 from 11:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.
at the Griffin Community Center. This free training covers fire prevention and home safety tips, how to properly use a fire extinguisher, and how to create a family emergency escape plan with smoke detectors provided to households while supplies last. Please register at firerprevention
training.eventbbright.com. If your computer has been winning the battle lately, it is time to take your power back. The city of North Miami is offering basic to advanced computer classes for North Miami residents from Saturday, May 30th through Saturday, September 5th at the North Miami Public
Library. Sessions include basic classes from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. and 12:30 p.m. to 1:30 p.m. Intermediate classes from 1:30 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. and advanced class from 2:30 p.m. to 3:30 with no classes on June 20th, August 1st, and
July 4th. To register or for more information, residents should call 305891-5535. Calling all animal lovers and young readers. Then the North Miami Public Library is kicking off the 2026 summer reading program with a wild adventure you won't want to miss. Join us on
Saturday, May 30th, 2026 at 12:00 p.m. for a live wild animal show featuring fascinating creatures and fun for the entire family. The event will take place at the North Miami Public Library. For more information, please call 305891-5535. Join Anchors of Light guest curator
Katherine Kamargo as well as South Florida Cultural Consortium 2026 co-curators Laura Nova and Kamari Jackson for a curator circle members breakfast in Mocha Paradise Courtyard. Both shows are currently on view at Mocha. Come for coffee and light bites
and learn all about the exhibitions and curators themselves. Then stay for a special guided tour of each show led by its respective curators. On Saturday, May 30th, beginning at 1 pm, join the Museum of Contemporary Art as they invite audiences to experience
its South Florida Cultural Consortium exhibition through artistled group tours. These intimate walkthrough pair participating artists with curators, offering visitors a deeper, more personal understanding of the work on view. Grounded in dialogue and firsthand perspective, each tour opens new
pathways into the exhibition. Shaped by the artist's own insights, processes, and lived connect lives connections to the work. District 3 is honoring moms the way they deserve with love, music, and a full celebration. Haitian Mother's Day celebration will be held on Sunday,
May 31st, 2026 from 3 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. at the Joe Celestine Community Center. This event will feature live performances, giveaways, authentic Haitian cuisine, and a fun, familyfriendly atmosphere. RSVP is required at haitianmother's.eventbbright.com. ate eventbrite.com for more information.
Please call 3058959815. The city of North Miami and Councilman Kevin A. Burns cordially invite you to view the AIDS memorial quilt from June 1st through June 7th, 2026 at the Scott Galvin Community Center. Experience this powerful exhibit daily from 8 a.m. to
800 PM as we honor and remember the lives impacted by the ongoing AIDS crisis. Guests are also invited to join us on Thursday, June 4th, 2026 at 6:30 p.m. for a special showing of the Academy Award-winning film Philadelphia.
For more information, please contact the office of District 1 at 786566441. District 2 is checking in, looking ahead, and bringing the community together for what is next. Join Vice Mayor Cassandra Timothy for the State of the District Town Hall on Tuesday, June
2nd, 2026 at 6 PM at the North Miami Public Library. This evening will highlight key accomplishments across District 2 and the city of North Miami. Share upcoming projects and initiatives and includeformational displays from city departments and resources for residents. To register, please visit
2026 State of the District Hall.eventbbright.com. Fridays in June just got a little greener. The city of North Miami is offering free native trees to residents each Friday during the month of June while supplies last and on a first come first- served basis. Residents can pick
up their tree at the community planning and development department between 10:00 a.m. and 400 p.m. This is a simple way to add shade, beauty, and a little nature to your yard. Calling all creative kids and families. Mini Makers is bringing the imagination. This
hands-on workshop takes inspiration from artist Shima's Ray's work and invites families to create colorful abstract art using patterns, shapes, and expressive mark making. The workshop takes place Saturday, June 6 from 2:00 p.m. to 400 p.m. at the Mocha Pavilion.
Story time is getting the royal treatment. Sunday Stories invites families to enjoy a reading of Prince and Knight, then create celebration shields that reflect love, bravery, and identity. This program takes place on Sunday, June 7th from 10:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. at the Mocha Pavilion.
More time, more opportunity, stronger you. The Scott Galvin Community Center is expanding its hours starting June 8th. New hours are Monday through Friday, 6:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. and Saturday and Sunday, 6:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. This update gives residents more flexibility to work out, recharge, and
spend time together. The city of North Miami invites residents to attend the upcoming budget town hall meetings regarding the fiscal year 2026 to 2027 proposed budget taking place on Wednesday, June 10th, Thursday, June 11th, Tuesday, June 16th, and Wednesday,
June 17th, 2026 from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. Join us to learn more about the budget process, hear important updates, and share your feedback with city officials. Additional details, including meeting locations, will be announced soon. For more information, please visit the North Miami budget information page.
Mocha is taking movie night on the road and you are invited. Join Mocha offsite at O Cinema located at Old City Hall, First Floor, 11:30 Washington Avenue, Sweet 200 Miami Beach on Thursday, June 11th at 700 p.m. for a free film
screening of Black NWS. Terms and conditions. Registration for the screening also includes free entry to a Sunday brunch session at MoCo on June 14th and space is limited. So early registration is recommended. If you've been ready to level up but need the room, the tools, and the
community, this is it. The North Miami Commission for Women presents Empower Her Mentoring themed Knowing Yourself, Knowing Your Power on Saturday, June 13th from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. at the Scottgalin Community Center. To RSVP, please visit empowerhjune.eventbbright.com. ate eventbrite.com.
Bring your style and your story because Mocha Makers is turning fashion into art. This workshop explores styling as a form of self-expression and storytelling led by stylist Marggo Hannah and participants are encouraged to bring clothing from home to style, share, and exchange. The workshop takes place on
Saturday, June 13th from 1:00 p.m. to 3 p.m. at the Mocha Pavilion. One game, one passion, and one North Miami is the vibe. Join us for a high energy watch party on Saturday, June 13th, 2026, starting at 2 p.m. at Nomi Village. This
free event brings the community together to watch the match, enjoy the atmosphere, and rep your team with your neighbors. Please RSVP at Nomi Watch Parties.breight.com for the latest updates and event details. To stay uptodate with Nomi News, events, programs, and services,
log on to Northmy's official website at www.northml.gov. Click connect with Nomi on the homepage to sign up for the city's newsletters. Alth also follow us on Facebook and Instagram at NorthmFL. This concludes the city announcements.
>> Finally. Thank you. That's our own meeting. Thank you. Thank you so much. Um sir, you want to take this mic? It's fine. Thank you so much. Hurricane preparedness. Thank you, Savannah. Thank you. >> Good evening. May mayor and councel
angry vera assistant chief police department. We have six days left into the 2026 Atlantic region hurricane season is upon us. So as such the north Miami police department and the division emergency management want to urge all our residents, visitors, business uh
business owners to continue your preparation and mitigation efforts. We want to ensure that if something happens, our community is resilient and protected. uh give you guys some quick forecasts at the National Oceanic and Amir atmospheric Administration, say that
four times fast, has just provided some forecast for this upcoming season. But I want you to give you a little bit of historical context. Last year, there were 13 named storms and nine hurricanes. However, we were quite fortunate that for the first time in 10 years, there was no hurricane that made
landfall anywhere in the US. We're going to hope that this good fortune continues. But as I always say, right, we're going to hope for the best and prepare for the not so best. As now the this upcoming hur hurricane season, the National Weather Center estimates anywhere, it's a big range, anywhere
from 8 to 14 storms uh should be in the Atlantic Atlantic region. I can tell you that as we urge you to prepare, I can assure you that our city will be prepared and is preparing. We are putting the final finishing touches on emergency preparedness. As I stated last
time I was here, tomorrow we'll be conducting a interdep departmental tabletop exercise with 50 city employees, department heads, assistant department heads, madam manager will be there as well to ensure that your city is able to respond if need be in case of
an emergency. However, again, I want for for you to prepare. I'm excited to announce one new product that the National Weather Service has now come out with. It is it's hurricanes with an s. Hurricanes.gov. It's a mobile friendly um website that allow allows
the public to stay informed in case of emergency. It's going to provide you with uh up-to-date forecasts, uh up-to-date information on warnings and hurricanes and things of that sort. As and as I always say, if you need more resources, you could either see our
website, you could just Google North City of North Miami Emergency Management, or you could always call our police department. So that being said, I urge you to prepare, be safe, and be well. >> Thank you. >> Thank you. Thank you. Thank you so much,
sir. Um, now, madame clerk. And >> uh, no appointments. >> Yes. Consent agenda. >> Consent agenda. Unless a member of the city council wishes to remove a specific
item from this portion of the agenda. Tabs A through C. constitute this 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 agend agenda comprise of tab A to C with amendments to tab B and C be adopted. >> So move. I have a motion made by Councilman
Charles, seconded by Councilwoman Estimate Irving. All in favor? >> I. >> All any opposed? Motion carries. 5-0. >> Thank you. Tab. What is that? Tab G. >> Okay.
Okay. Tab. >> Mr. Strata. Oh, I don't think we need you yet. Um, thank you. >> Are we doing tab D? >> Mhm. >> Okay. Tab. >> Wait. D. I'm sorry. D >> D as in dog. >> I am so sorry. >> Oh, >> I was looking at the wrong page.
>> Tab D. A proposed resolution of the mayor and city council of the city of North Miami, Florida, authorizing a city manager and city attorney to negotiate execute a fourth amendment to the ground lease agreement between the city of North Miami and TRNM Holdings LLC to
reflect a commencement date of June 1st, 2026. Further approving the sub lease of the city-owned property located at 1810 Northeast 146 Street, specifically identified with folio numbers 06-2221-00006-000010
and 06-2221-00006-000020 to Warren Henry Motors or an affiliate entity providing for an effective date and all other purposes. This item was deferred from the 512 council meeting. Tab D. >> Yes. Thank you. Thank you so much. It was pulled by the administration. Um
they Thank you so much. Um Councilman Burns, real quick, >> just real quick. Um their lease kicks in on July 1. They want it to kick in on June 1. And then also in the meantime while they're doing their uh permitting for their their building permits, uh
Warren Henry is asked to uh rent the parking lot from them. and they per their contract um we have to give them permission I believe so that's what this is all about >> thank you thank you so much um public hearing is open on the item type D
public hearing is open on the item seeing none public hearing is closed public hearing is closed on the item move approval >> second >> I have a motion made by Councilman Burns to approve the item at time tab D. The
motion was seconded by Mayor Desome. All in favor? >> I. >> All oppose? >> No. >> Item passes 41. >> Thank you. Tab E. >> Madam vice mayor. >> Tab E. a proposed resolution of the
mayor and city council of the city of North Miami, Florida, authorizing the city manager to issue purchase orders for the purchase of three pickup trucks and one sport vehicle at an approximate aggregate costs not to exceed $200,000
from various competitively selected vendors utilizing the comparative purchasing provision pursuant to section 7-169 of the city code on contracts awarded through The Florida Sheriff's Association FSA25-V
is inval.0 providing for an effective date and all other purposes. Tab E. Thank you. Um, is there a presentation or a brief presentation or >> No, we will open it to the public.
>> Public hearing is now open on tab E. Seeing none, public hearing is now closed. Do I >> move for approval? >> Second. >> Second. >> I have a motion made by vice uh Councilman Esme Irving, seconded by Vice
Mayor Timothy. All in favor? >> I. >> All oppose. Motion carries 40. >> Thank you. >> Tab F as in Frank. A proposed resolution of the mayor and city council of the city of North Miami, Florida, authorizing the city manager and city
attorney to negotiate and execute agreements with the pre-qualified pool of contractors to provide disaster debris removal, hauling, and disposable disposal during declared emergency events on an asneeded basis utilizing
city of Miami solicitation requisition number 1250387 pursuant to section 7-167. seven of the city of code providing for an effective date and all other purposes. Tab F. >> Tab F. This is self-explanatory for
disaster debris removal. Public hearing is open on tab F as in Frank. Seeing none, public hearing is now closed. Move for approval. >> Second. >> I have a motion made by >> One second. I have a question. >> Yeah. Go ahead. um for the city attorney
and and for Albert um Alberto um the existing contracts that we have um we're just adding more people to the list from the city of Miami's pre uh authorized list and do we still have people currently under agreement with us that
are just going to continue on with that program? >> Well, uh through the manager u just for the record, Alberto Estrada, the procurement department and councilman. So these contracts they will replace uh the contracts that we had previously. Uh it just so happens that uh four of the
five companies here are actually the same companies that we previously had on the contract. So yeah, these contracts will replace they will not augment or supplement the list that we have. This will be the list. Uh and they're listed on the second page
>> of the five contract. >> Okay. Thank you. >> It was moved and second. I have a motion made by Councilwoman Estimate Irving, seconded by Councilman Charles. All in favor? >> I. >> All oppose. Item passes 40.
>> Tab G. >> Tab G. A proposed resolution of the mayor and city council of the city of North Miami authorizing city manager to issue purchase orders to Allied Universal Corporation for one-year term and three one-year renewal options in
the aggregate amount. not to exceed $140,000 annually for the purchase and delivery of liquid sodium hypocchlorite for the Winston Waste Water Treatment Plant utilizing the Peace River, Minnesota
Regional Water Supply Authorities contract providing for an effective date and all other purposes. Tab G. Tab G. Public hearing is open on tab G. Seeing none, public hearing is now closed.
>> Second, I have a question. However, >> um through the manage the the chair for the manager, >> uh did who had this before? Did we have another >> Yes. >> through through the manager? The same company. It's the same company several.
>> Yeah. Okay. Just wanted to understand that it was moving. Second. I have a motion made by Councilman Charles to approve the item at tab G. The motion was seconded by Councilwoman Estim Irving. All in favor? >> I. >> All oppose. >> Item passes 40.
>> Thank you. >> All righty. Citizen form. Citizen forum is now open. Seeing none, citizen forum is now closed. Council reports up here. Seeing none, city managers,
city attorney reports. All right. Motion to adjurnn. >> Second. >> All in favor? All oppose. I passes 4 Z.