This commemorates the tragic partial structural collapse that occurred in the early hours of June 24, 2021, of the Champlain Towers South beachfront residential condominium in Surfside, which killed 98 individuals. Four people were rescued from the rubble, but one died of injuries after arriving to the hospital.
The loans will be up to $25,000, with O% interest and no origination fees. The "forgivable" feature of the loans rests on the ability of the small business borrower to retain jobs that are held by those of low or moderate income, meaning those who earn less than 80% of the annual Area Median Income.
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Message from Miami-Dade Commissioner Sally Heyman - Miami-Dade County officials continue work with local, state and federal governments
I hope you and your families are staying healthy and safe as we ALL continue to adjust to COVID-19, its fluid nature and the changing news about this pandemic virus spreading.
My Commission Staff and I have been closely following news and updates at all levels of government, organizations and services. The rapidly changing environment requires ALL of US to be responsive in adhering to warnings, instructions, restrictions and advisories to get through this difficult time.
My Office has been operating remotely without interruption or delays, and will continue the same level of service that we have always delivered. We are taking all precautions suggested by CDC, WHO, and other public health experts to mitigate any further spread of the coronavirus working in isolated remote locales.
My Office has been and will continue to hold twice-daily virtual meetings to share information: scheduling FaceTime, Skype, and virtual phone meetings on request: using our iCloud-based system to maintain records for our remote work, monitoring our office emails and have seven-day-a-week office phone line transfer to always take your calls.
We are here for you, our community and constituents through this difficult time. If you need assistance, have concerns or questions, reach out to us. Working together we will get through this and move forward to better days.
Sally
Miami-Dade County officials continue work with local, state and federal agencies in monitoring COVID-19, part of the coronavirus family. Follow all County updates
Since 2011, in a joint effort between Miami-Dade County and the National Association of Counties (NACo) has offered the FREE Live Healthy prescription discount card and residents have saved more than $393 million on their prescriptions. Residents simply show their card when checking out at a participating pharmacy to save. The Live Healthy card can help residents without insurance or when prescriptions aren't covered by their insurance. Discounts are offered to all county residents and their pets. Residents can pick up a discount card at select county offices,
The guidelines and deadline schedules for cultural and tourism grants available to Miami-Dade County non-profit cultural organizations are now available. Organizations interested in applying for a cultural grant should review all the posted guidelines along with eligibility requirements, program criteria, maximum funding requests and sign-up to attend a grant workshop.
- Learn more about quarterly and project-based grant application guidelines and deadlines for the 2019-2020 fall cycle
The heavy rains that recently impacted Miami-Dade County demonstrate of keeping storm drains clear from debris. Miami-Dade County's Department of Transportation and Public Works (DTPW), with the assistance of other County Departments and Miami-Dade County Commissioner Sally Heyman, District 4, have launched a public education campaign to remind landscapers and residents that they shouldn't blow grass clippings onto the streets and into the storm drainage system.
Supporters of Miami-Dade County Animal Services Department can now make donations to the Animal Services Trust Fund online!
Communities Putting Prevention to Work has funded the Action Institute, a national program which supports local communities in their efforts to stem the tide in our national epidemics of tobacco use and obesity. Miami-Dade County officials have taken the lead to bring this program here and implement effective solutions to these daunting health problems.
