MIRAMAR UPDATE

By Mayor Wayne M. Messam

Othe city. In addition, MITAC will provide high quality housing, public safety complex and mixed use opportunities. I believe that the Miramar Innovation and Technology Activity Center will be a game-changer for our city, our region, and the state as a whole. As technology continues to evolve, our city needs to remain at the forefront. This project will put Miramar on the map in terms of innovation, entrepreneurship, workforce and economic development.

Another initiative that I am passionate about is the establishment of transformative electronic vehicle infrastructure citywide. As a proponent of clean energy and sustainability, I aim to make Miramar the most EV-friendly city in South Florida by building charging stations and facilitating EV adoption. We need to transition to a clean energy future, and electric vehicles are a key part of that. By promoting EVs, we can reduce our carbon footprint, cut down on air pollu- tion, and improve the quality of life for our residents.

Lastly, I plan to continue attracting and growing companies in Miramar to create high-paying job opportunities and a vibrant business community. Miramar continues to be the home of more Fortune 500 companies with either a headquarter or regional operations office in the city. Miramar has a lot to offer - a fantastic location, a talented workforce, and a supportive business environment. By working together, we can continue to attract and retain companies that will bring prosperity and growth to our city.

As I begin my third term, I am grateful for the opportunity to serve the people of Miramar and am committed to building a brighter, better future for all residents.