Miami-Dade, incinerator and County commissioners

Miami-Dade commissioners postpone new incinerator vote, discuss Trump opposition
Miami-Dade commissioners will not be making any decisions about the controversial solid waste incinerator on Wednesday, but it was still a topic of conversation.
Final vote set to be cast for new Miami-Dade incinerator; location may be near Miramar
A final vote is expected for a new Miami-Dade incinerator.The new location would be near Miramar.The decision comes weeks after Miami-Dade Mayor<a class="excerpt-read-more" href=" More
Miami Commissioners Delay Decision on Controversial Incinerator Project
Miami-Dade County commissioners have postponed a pivotal vote on the proposed construction of a new waste-to-energy incinerator, opting for a 120-day deferral to gather more comprehensive information on available alternatives.
Miami-Dade commissioners discuss incinerator plans
The resolution placed on the board's agenda for the day's meeting by Commissioner Juan Carlos Bermudez indicates desired sites to build a new waste-to-energy facility are the former Opa-locka West Airport site and Okeechobee. The resolution excludes any future facilities from being built in Doral, Medley or NW 58 Street.
Miami-Dade Commissioners defer decision to build new incinerator until 120 days
Residents and officials are pushing Miami-Dade County leaders to make a decision as they discuss plans to build a new incinerator near<a class="excerpt-read-more" href=" More
Miami Dade Commissioners Could End All The Trash Talk Today
Miami Dade Commissioners expected to take a final vote on the possibility of an incinerator being built at Airport West in Miramar. But Commissioner Raquel Regalado says all other options are on the table after the mayor nixed a plan to build a new one.
As Miami-Dade’s incinerator debate drags on, a new idea emerges: take on Donald Trump
Should fear of President Donald Trump prevent Miami-Dade County from building a garbage incinerator a few miles from his Doral resort? At least one county commissioner doesn’t think so. “I’m not afraid of the Big Bad Wolf,
‘Kicking the can': Miami-Dade commissioners postpone incinerator vote to July
Miami Dade ratepayers will have to wait another 120 days before a decision is made on a controversial incinerator. Despite a scheduled vote on Wednesday, commissioners decided to postpone the solid waste vote until they can view more information on all options available.
Miami-Dade Postpones Waste Management Overhaul Vote Again
Miami-Dade Commissioners kicking the trash can yet again. The board voting for Danielle Cohen Higgins plan to table the issue for 120 days and then commit to making a final decison on the future of waste management.
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Miramar continues trash incinerator fight after Miami-Dade mayor backtracks
Miramar residents are once again trying to stop any proposal that would have a trash incinerator built in their backyard after Miami-Dade's mayor backtracked on her recommendation that it be kept ...
From knocking landfills to wanting another one: Mayor criticized for incinerator switch
Dueling memos by Mayor Daniella Levine Cava fueled criticism from some of her allies on the County Commission.
Questionnaire: Avril K. Cherasard, candidate for Miramar City Commission Seat 3
Miramar has joined Broward County’s regional solid waste authority, but your neighbor, Pembroke Pines, refused, claiming the county’s long-range plan for waste disposal is too vague and undefined. Who ...
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Final vote on Miami-Dade County trash incinerator could happen in February
The old incinerator in Doral burned down in February ... as opposed to just the county,” said Commissioner Bermudez. Miramar residents showed up at Tuesday’s special workshop, protesting ...
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Miami-Dade commissioners talk trash in special incinerator meeting
Miramar residents showed up early in support of Mayor Levine Cava’s recommendation to eliminate the incinerator option as a possible short-term solution. The Opa Locka Airport West area near ...
Miramar voters should elect Tomlinson and Nesbeth | Endorsement
In two races for Miramar City Commission, the Sun Sentinel Editorial Board endorses Nari Tomlinson and Kerri-Ann Nesbeth.