Commissioner Sally A. Heyman
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District 4 is located in the northeastern corner of Miami-Dade County. The boundaries start at the county line and extend south along the oceanfront to Miami Beach. The 13 cities that comprise this district include Golden Beach, Aventura, North Miami Beach, North Miami, Sunny Isles Beach, Surfside, Bal Harbour, Bay Harbor Islands, Biscayne Park, Indian Creek, Miami Beach, Miami Shores and North Bay Village.
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Commission District 04
Sally A. Heyman
Stephen P. Clark Center
111 NW 1st Street,
Miami, FL 33128
District 4 Office
1100 NE 163rd Street, #303,
North Miami Beach, FL 33162
Inside District 4
News & Events
Online Taxicab Medallion Auction
The Passenger Transportation Regulatory Division will facilitate the sale of ten Miami-Dade County Taxicab Medallions in an online auction in conjunction with the Clerk of Courts on Monday, June 3 at 9 a.m.
Bidders must register to receive a username and password and place a valid deposit of 5% for bids to be considered.
Miami-Dade County Department of Cultural Affairs grant application deadlines for the 2019-2020 fall cycle
The guidelines and deadline schedules for cultural and tourism grants available to Miami-Dade County non-profit cultural organizations are now available. Organizations interested in applying for a cultural grant should review all the posted guidelines along with eligibility requirements, program criteria, maximum funding requests and sign-up to attend a grant workshop.
Commissioner Heyman opened skate park at Haulover Beach
The Miami-Dade Parks, Recreation and Open Spaces Department is embarking on a beautification project at the Pelican Harbor Marina Boat Ramp Parking Lot located on the south side of 1275 NE 79th St, Miami, FL 33138. The department anticipates a construction start date of September 2018 and the project is estimated to be completed by the Fall of 2019. The project will be executed in three (3) phases so that the boat ramp remains open at all times with approximately 40 parking spaces available to patrons. This project includes renovating the existing parking lot and creating a new layout to improve traffic flow. There will be a new right-turn lane eastbound into the main entrance, a new 8-foot-wide pedestrian walkway, new lighting and landscaping, new drainage swales and catch basins. The existing asphalt will be removed and will be re-graded, resurfaced and restriped. For more information on this construction project, go to the Miami-Dade Parks, Recreation and Open Spaces Department website.
A special thank you to our Hurricane Heroes
Commissioner Heyman extends a special thank you to our Hurricane Heroes:- North Miami Interim Police Chief Larry Juriga for securing POD distributions.
- Miami-Dade Police Department Major Adrian Cummings for enhanced law enforcement officers.
- City of North Miami Beach for safely evacuating vulnerable residents at nursing home.
Wounded Warriors Solider Ride Send Off
Temperatures in the low 40s and we are out in force for the 9th Annual Wounded Warriors Solider Ride. Aventura Marketing Council always creating and facilitating such a special event. So proud of our Vets, the Wounded Warriors and their support team. Hope to be there for the 10th annual ride send off.Help reduce Flooding...Keep Streets and Storm Drains Clean
The heavy rains that recently impacted Miami-Dade County demonstrate of keeping storm drains clear from debris. Miami-Dade County's Department of Transportation and Public Works (DTPW), with the assistance of other County Departments and Miami-Dade County Commissioner Sally Heyman, District 4, have launched a public education campaign to remind landscapers and residents that they shouldn't blow grass clippings onto the streets and into the storm drainage system.
Read the press release
Forget the repairs, Miami-Dade needs a new courthouse
The courthouse was constructed from 1925 through 1928, when Model Ts rumbled up Flagler Street and Dade County had a population of under 43,000. Today, our county’s population is more than 2.6 million, and more than 1 million people visit the courthouse annually, including 65,000 citizens called for jury duty, people using the law library and thousands of lawyers, litigants and witnesses.
It is time to face reality and build a properly sized courthouse suited for modern times rather than the times of the Model T.
Read the articleHelp animals in need!
Supporters of Miami-Dade County Animal Services Department can now make donations to the Animal Services Trust Fund online! Donate now!
Communities Putting Prevention to Work
Communities Putting Prevention to Work has funded the Action Institute, a national program which supports local communities in their efforts to stem the tide in our national epidemics of tobacco use and obesity. Miami-Dade County officials have taken the lead to bring this program here and implement effective solutions to these daunting health problems. View the Action Institute website
