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Resident urges turnout for Jan. 28 Miami-Dade meeting on waste-to-energy facility
Summary
A resident encouraged neighbors to attend a Jan. 28 Miami-Dade County Commission meeting at the Stephen P. Clark Government Center to press for moving a waste-to-energy facility out of their city and to follow county discussions about solid waste operations.
A resident urged neighbors to attend a Jan. 28 Miami-Dade County Commission meeting at 9:30 a.m. at the Stephen P. Clark Government Center to press for moving a waste-to-energy facility out of their city and to follow the county's review of its solid waste system.
The resident said the meeting, convened by Chairman Anthony Rodriguez of the Board of County Commissioners, will include "a dedicated comprehensive discussion regarding the future operations and management of the solid waste system in the county." "My dear residents, we remain united and committed in this important fight to ensure that the waste to energy facility is moved out of our beautiful city," the resident added.
The speaker described the county meeting as a public opportunity to observe and influence the commission's deliberations on facility location and solid-waste management. "This meeting provides the public with a great opportunity to witness this discussion that will ultimately help the Miami Dade County Commission decide the future location of the facilities," the resident said, and invited neighbors to attend to "show our community's presence and support, and to learn more about the commission's plans."
The remarks were given as public comment and did not record any formal action by the commission in the transcript excerpt. The resident framed the Jan. 28 session as part of ongoing community efforts to influence where the county locates and how it manages solid-waste infrastructure.
