What your county commission did, and why it's worth five minutes.
Thirteen commissioners, one per district, vote on the things that touch your block directly: zoning, transit, rent, permits, the budget. Miami-Dade Commission Watch reads the agendas and reports back in plain language. No spin, no endorsements.
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What does this mean for your address?
Find your district
One address gets you your commissioner, the next meeting, and the recent votes tagged to your district.
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Quick meeting recaps and reminders, between full write-ups here.
Three ways to use this site
Meeting Tracker
Plain-language summaries of what the Board discussed and decided, meeting by meeting.
Elected Officials
Who represents your district on the Board, plus the county's constitutional officers like the Sheriff and Property Appraiser.
Get Involved
How to find your district, speak at public comment, and follow along between meetings.
Local government is public. It just isn't easy to follow.
BCC agendas run hundreds of pages and are written in procedural language. Almost nobody outside of government and lobbyists reads them cover to cover, but the decisions inside them affect rent, roads, permits, and public services across the county.
Read our full mission & nonpartisan policyWe summarize what matters, link back to the original source for every item, and stay out of the business of telling you what to think about it.
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