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North Miami lists summer programs, grants and neighborhood services in wide-ranging announcements
Summary
City staff announced library summer reading, small-business grants (up to $7,500, reimbursement basis), a residential tree-trimming grant (up to $1,000), youth council recruitment, community center hour changes, and a series of upcoming events and town halls.
City staff delivered an extended set of announcements covering programs and services available to North Miami residents.
Staff said the North Miami Public Library’s 2026 summer reading program runs May 3 through July 24 during the city’s centennial year. The economic development department is accepting applications for a small-business grant that may provide up to $7,500 on a reimbursement basis; the grant is subject to federal CDBG eligibility and funding availability. The city also announced a residential tree-trimming grant that offers up to $1,000 for hazardous tree trimming and removal on a first-come, first-served basis.
Other items included applications for the North Miami Youth Council (ages 15–18) open through June 12, extended hours at the Scott Galvin Community Center, a Nomi Night Market series of food-truck events, and a free FIFA watch party at Nomi Village on June 13. The city posted dates for budget town halls related to the proposed FY 2026–27 budget, and the clerk’s mobile tax-collector office will visit the North Miami Public Library on June 11 to offer on-site services.
Most announcements included contact information or web links as read aloud during the meeting; several web addresses were garbled in the transcript. Residents were directed to the city website and to contact relevant departments for details and registration.
