The Community Image Advisory Board (CIAB) was originally formed as the Community Image 2000 Advisory Committee. On February 26, 2002, the committee was officially renamed as the Community Image Advisory Board and was established as a permanent advisory board to the Miami-Dade Board of County Commissioners.
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The CIAB has developed a comprehensive plan for the maintenance and improvement of major roadways, transportation terminals, and adjacent properties. The board's vision is to increase the number of scenic vistas; tree-lined streets and lush landscaping in our high traffic areas, popular destinations, and neighborhoods throughout the County to ensure visitors experience what they envision Miami to be.
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The tools of their trade are shovels, not paintbrushes, but the result of their labors are works of art all the same. Host Erika Benitez-Gill joins the County's top landscaping team, known as the Community Image Advisory Board Ambassadors, on their mission to beautify public spaces. See how their green thumbs transform a library's ho-hum lawn with eye-pleasing and water-efficient native plants.
Community Image Advisory Board, Miami-Dade County and the City of Miami with volunteers from Hands on Miami and Roots in the City joined to enhance the vista of the downtown skyline by planting thousands of wild flowers, tropical trees in a grassy swale along I-95, from NW 11th Terrace to I-395, that we refer to as the "V" area.
The Community Image Advisory Board & the Miami HEAT square off against litter.
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