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Selection committee keeps officers, approves catering, plaques and staffing for Dec. 12 Miami Lakes Hall of Fame ceremony

Sports Hall of Fame Selection Committee · June 18, 2026
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Summary

The Miami Lakes Sports Hall of Fame selection committee reappointed its officers for another year, approved the same caterer and event staff for the Dec. 12 ceremony, and authorized plaques to be ordered; all motions carried unanimously.

The Miami Lakes Sports Hall of Fame selection committee voted June 17 to keep the same officers for another year, confirmed Dec. 12 as the ceremony date and approved contracts for catering, event staff and plaques.

The meeting opened with a roll call and a unanimous approval of the previous minutes. Chair (speaker 2) said the committee must select a chair, vice chair and secretary because this is the first meeting of the calendar year; a motion to retain last year’s officers was made and passed 4-0.

Why it matters: The votes put the committee on a concrete timeline to finalize nominations and vendor arrangements ahead of the town council deadline in August and the December ceremony.

The committee approved a motion to use the same caterer it employed previously and to contract the same bartenders and runners through that vendor. Jim (identified in the record as the mover) proposed retaining the vendor, and Miriam seconded; the motion passed unanimously. Andres was assigned to book the bartender and runner staff.

Committee members also authorized FastSigns to begin the plaque-ordering process so plaques will be ready after nominees are confirmed. The motion to start the plaque order was moved and seconded and carried 4-0.

On vendor performance, one member recounted past problems with linens and lighting, saying the vendor “left out the lights without informing us until the day of.” The committee discussed whether to bid out services in future years or work through town procurement and other committees with existing vendor relationships to reduce logistical problems.

Financial context: Members said there was a modest unspent balance from last year—committee memory placed the carryover in the range of “over $200” but below $500—and that a separate $1,000 town allocation tied to the parks budget will arrive with the new budget in October.

Next steps: The committee scheduled a follow-up meeting for Aug. 10 at 5:30 p.m. to finalize nominations and to ensure materials are ready for the council agenda dated Aug. 18. After the council meeting the committee will make sponsor outreach calls and finalize logistics for the December ceremony.

Votes at a glance: a) Keep existing officers — passed 4-0; b) Use the same catering vendor — passed 4-0; c) Book bartenders and runners with vendor — passed 4-0; d) Authorize FastSigns to begin plaques — passed 4-0. The meeting adjourned at 6:35 p.m.