The housing crisis in Miami is impacting residents in every sector of business and every neighborhood in our County. The information below is provided to help the community identify resources and understand what is happening with local and state legislative proposals. Legal Concerns - Tenant & Landlord Disputes If you ...
The 2022 Florida Legislative Session is over and the $112.1 billion budget agreement for the 2022-2023 fiscal year has been finalized. Topping ...
Housing in Miami is now the least affordable in the nation. Even before the pandemic, FIU’s Housing Needs Assessment found the ...
Florida is home to the third largest number of Veterans in the country so it's no surprise that issues impacting Veterans are ...
State Legislative Session is at the halfway mark. All bills that have not yet been heard in committee are considered dead – ...
Week 4 of Session brought two of our favorite groups to the Capitol. Children’s Week and Dade Days occurred consecutively and ...
For decades, United Way Miami has had the needs of older adults on our agenda - both through the programs we ...
The first focus of our 2022 Session Series brings attention to several bills intended to address the fiscal cliff for families ...
The 2022 legislative session kicked off on January 11 with House Speaker Chris Sprowls and Senate President Wilton Simpson delivering opening speeches ...
In early December, United Way Miami’s Board of Directors and Women of Tocqueville hosted a legislative reception. Attendees learned more about ...
On November 16 & 17, United Way Miami Public Policy Committee members and staff participated in the United Ways of Florida ...