Art in Public Places Board - Regular Meeting

Skip the fertilizer during the blackout. Visit Miami.gov slash fertilizer for details. Let's preserve our beautiful Miami together.

For those of us who came here, the process that we gained to be able to repair that we have in the street, we need, first of all, alphabets. If you do, you need light work. If you don't do it, we just put alphabets in it. We need a machine to cut it and then we can put alphabets in it. How long does it take to repair It takes 3 to 4 minutes depending on the size of the tree. The best way to find the tree is to go to Yoripo-Tesa. There are 311 trees.

La vida no se detiene y tu acceso a la información del gobierno local tampoco debería serlo. El servicio telefónico del 311 es tu conexión con todo lo que necesitas para obtener información sobre los servicios que brinda la Ciudad de Miami.

The hurricane season runs from June 1 through November 30, so now is the time to get ready to ensure the safety of yourself, your family, and your property. There are several things you should do before a storm hits. Stay informed by monitoring local news and weather reports, and pay attention to any evacuation orders that may be issued. Make sure you have a plan in place for communicating with family members in case you lose power. Stock up on emergency supplies including bottled water, non-perishable food, a first aid kit, a battery-powered radio, a flashlight, and toiletries. Don't forget any special items for infants, elderly, or disabled family members. Protect your property by reviewing insurance policies, cataloging your belongings, and collecting and safeguarding critical documents and records. Finally, make sure your vehicle is in good working condition and keep the gas tank full. This will allow you to evacuate quickly if needed. By taking these steps, you can be prepared and safe before a storm hits. Remember, it's always better to be prepared and not needed than to need it and not be prepared. For more information, visit our website.

Every choice you make can have an impact, so keep yourself and your community safe with these rail safety tips. It takes a train a mile to stop, so stay off the tracks. Don't try to beat the train. Remove headphones near the tracks. Stopping a bad decision is easy. Stopping a train isn't. Be safe and stay off the tracks. Take the pledge today at brightlinesafety.com.

I'm an ex drug dealer and I'll be your sub today. Can you see anything different as a pill?

No.

You don't know?

Fentanyl is being mixed into everything now. There's only one thing that will save somebody's life. That is naloxone nasal spray. Fentanyl, it's cheap, it's potent, and it's profitable.

Why would drug dealers put a lethal dose of fentanyl in drugs if they know it's so harmful? Really just all about the money.

I just didn't realize that one pill could change your whole life.

More kitchen now.

For this reason, illegal waste is a danger to communities and the environment. People who throw away illegal waste cause major threats to communities and the environment. in the environment as a dangerous substance and a chemical product that comes out of the garden, throwing it into the soil, contaminating it and polluting it. This pollution affects the health of our ecosystem, affects plants, animals and aquatic life. In addition to this, illegal parks create a breeding ground for animals and organisms that may get sick, that ask for 8 cents per resident to live near their site. Disgraceful appearances are one of the three areas

Why would drug dealers put a lethal dose of fentanyl in drugs if they know it's so harmful?

It's cheap, it's potent, and it's profitable. Really just all about the money.

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I'm Nicolas Couto, the manager of El Capitan, a Miami fishing staple since 1973. We've been serving the community for years, making us a true Miami icon. My grandparents came from Cuba in the 80s. They went to New York and they wanted to look for something better. So they moved down to Miami and they always had a passion and love for fishing. He opened up El Capitan to be able to do his dream and open up a bait and tackle store for the Hispanic computing.

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I'll go ahead and do roll call. Calling Chair Francisco Heretis. Calling Vice Chair Olga Granda. Calling Member Maria Napoles. Thank you. Calling Member Nelson Delgado. Calling Member Christina Cuervo. calling member Gary Feinberg, calling member Odalis Deure, calling member Juan Valadez. We do not have quorum. However, several board members have requested an absence waiver. Due to lack of quorum, we're unable to grant an absence waiver tonight.

That'll conclude today's meeting. Thank you.