The City of Miami Gardens held its Regular Council Meeting on June 11, 2025, where various community initiatives and upcoming events were discussed. The meeting began with a report from the mayor, who highlighted the positive response from local schools eager to participate in programs aimed at recognizing outstanding teachers. The mayor expressed gratitude for the hard work educators contribute to the community.

Upcoming events were announced, including "Manhood Mondays," scheduled for July 7 at Buccaneer Park, and monthly community collaboration town hall meetings, which will resume in September. The mayor also introduced an intern, Abby Warner, who has been instrumental in organizing the recent Educator Impact Gala.

Councilwoman Powell reported on a successful Father's Day recognition breakfast and men's health awareness symposium. She thanked various speakers who addressed critical health issues affecting men, including prostate cancer and mental health. The event aimed to encourage men to seek healthcare and express their emotions more openly. Powell also mentioned upcoming events, including a "Talk with the Doc" session and a family day at Topgolf on June 28 to support families affected by gun violence.

Councilman Leon introduced the "Night Camp" program, designed to provide a safe environment for children during summer evenings. The camp will offer various activities, including cooking classes and swimming lessons. He also announced a farm share event on June 28 to assist families in need of groceries.

The Vice Mayor recognized two high school students from Miami Carol City Senior High School for their achievements in the Miami Herald Silver Knights nominations. Both students were awarded the Miami Gardens Dream scholarship of $1,000 each for their dedication to service and excellence in education.

The meeting concluded with a sense of community engagement and support for local initiatives, emphasizing the city's commitment to education, health, and youth development.