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Miami‑Dade names Stacy Miller director of Transportation and Public Works; start date set for April 7
Summary
The commission welcomed Stacy Miller as the incoming director of Transportation and Public Works. Mayor and commissioners praised her FDOT experience; the administration said she will begin on April 7 and staff will continue key DTPW programs.
The Miami‑Dade County Commission welcomed Stacy Miller, a long‑time Florida Department of Transportation official, as the county’s new director of Transportation and Public Works. Miller’s hiring was introduced by the mayor at the April 7 meeting; the commission confirmed the appointment and heard brief remarks from Miller and from several commissioners.
Mayor Daniella Levine Cava and multiple commissioners noted Miller’s 34 years at FDOT, her leadership as district secretary and assistant secretary for finance and administration, and her tenure managing District 6 operations serving Miami‑Dade and Monroe counties. The mayor said Miller will begin her duties on April 7.
Commissioners emphasized priorities they expect the new director to address, including faster permit processing, attention to transportation infrastructure across the county, and coordination around regional projects such as I‑75 corridor improvements. Commissioners also thanked interim director Josiele Ferrer Diaz for his service during the transition and said he will remain as deputy.
Miller told the board she looks forward to the role, noted her experience with state and regional transportation programs, and committed to working with the commission and staff to advance county projects and maintenance programs.
Ending: Commissioners pledged to work with Miller on priorities including permitting, transit‑transportation balance and key capital projects; Miller’s official start date was recorded as April 7.
