Multi-City Festival Features 'War of the World' Performance

Miami-Dade County is undertaking an analysis to improve coordination and seamless transfers among first- and last-mile transit services and municipal circulator routes, aiming to enhance public transit usage. This effort, directed by a resolution passed without discussion, tasks Mayor Daniella Levine Cava with delivering a report within 90 days, emphasizing that municipal circulator services should complement rather than duplicate county transit. Meanwhile, a behavioral health teaching program at University of Miami-Jackson Health, designed to address the critical shortage of behavioral health professionals, has yet to begin despite state funding in March 2024. The county also reported a 7% decline in homelessness over the past year, reflecting some progress in addressing this issue. Additionally, the Miami-Dade County Department of Regulatory & Economic Resources and associated offices continue to facilitate filming permits for various projects, including still photography for Neiman Marcus and a University of Miami promotional short film. These developments highlight ongoing efforts in transit, health, social services, and cultural industries within Miami-Dade.