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City Commission Meeting, May 14, 2026

Approves Rezoning at 145 and 151 NW 60th Street, 4-1 (Gabella opposed)

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What happened

The Miami City Commission meeting on May 14, 2026 focused heavily on a proposed $450 million public safety bond for police and fire facilities, which was deferred to May 28 after commissioners requested more financial details and transparency measures.

Meeting key facts
Jurisdiction
Miami, FL
Governing body
Final authority
Date
May 14, 2026
Decisions
18 zoning decisions
Outcome
Approved, 4-1 (Gabella opposed)

Free sample: decision 1 of 18

$450 Million Public Safety Bond Referendum

RE4 proposing a $450 million general obligation bond for police headquarters, fire stations, 911 center, and emergency operations center was deferred. The bond would fund a new Public Safety Building ($305M), four new fire stations, rebuilding of Stations 1 and 10, and repairs to existing facilities. Estimated taxpayer cost: $2.40/month first year, rising to $9.20/month.

  • Commissioner requested formula for cost calculations, covenant on proceeds from sale of old police station, and public dashboard for spending transparency

The other decisions are listed below by title. The full write-up, verbatim conditions, and the audio at each vote are in Pro.

Meeting Summary

The Miami City Commission meeting on May 14, 2026 focused heavily on a proposed $450 million public safety bond for police and fire facilities, which was deferred to May 28 after commissioners requested more financial details and transparency measures.

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Key Decisions (18)

Deferred

$450 Million Public Safety Bond Referendum

Vote: 4-1 to defer (Escalona opposed)Conditions attached
Approved

Even-Year Election Cycle Charter Amendment

Vote: 3-2 (Gabella and King opposed)Conditions attached
Approved

Tree Ordinance Advisory Committee Establishment

Vote: 3-0 (King and Rosado recused due to FIU employment)Conditions attached
Approved

Rezoning at 145 and 151 NW 60th Street

Vote: 4-1 (Gabella opposed)Conditions attached
Approved

Municipal Prosecutor Study

Vote: UnanimousConditions attached
Approved

Wagner Creek Water Quality Improvement

Vote: Unanimous (consent agenda)
Approved

Administrative Orders Public Database

Vote: Unanimous
Deferred

Public Meeting Audio/Video Recording Requirements

Vote: Unanimous to defer to May 28Conditions attached
Approved

Railroad Shop Roller Rink Naming

Vote: Unanimous
Other

Rescission of Previous Election Resolution

Vote: 4-1 (Gabella opposed)
Approved

Firefighters Pension Benefits Amendment

Vote: Unanimous
Approved

Finance and Audit Advisory Committee Merger

Vote: Unanimous
Approved

Senior/Low-Income Unsafe Structure Waiver

Vote: Unanimous
Approved

Transit Shelter Conduct Regulations

Vote: Unanimous
Approved

Henderson Park Renaming

Vote: Unanimous
Approved

Accessibility Advisory Board Establishment

Vote: Unanimous
Approved

Silver Bluff Dog Park Naming

Vote: Unanimous
Approved

Art and Public Places Board Term Limit Waiver

Vote: Unanimous (5-0 required)

Zoning Changes (2)

Development Activity (7)

Public Safety Building and Fire Station Improvements

Infrastructure

Gallery at Wagner Creek (Jackson Medical Towers Redevelopment)

Residential

100% Affordable Housing - Live Local Act Project

Residential

Market Signals (7)

Housing Demand

100% affordable housing projects under Florida's Live Local Act are…

Infrastructure

City's 17 fire stations are severely aged with 8 over…

Sentiment

Strong community opposition to tree removal permits with residents demanding…

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