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For years, the City of Doral’s leadership and residents have come together, imploring Miami-Dade County to relocate the incinerator outside of our community where it would no longer cause detrimental wellness, health and quality of life affects to our families.
During a special meeting held on November 4th, the City Council unanimously instructed the City’s administration and attorneys to take all action necessary to prohibit the relocation of the incinerator in Doral, and provide a good faith offer of $40 million for its relocation.
“We are disappointed to learn of the newly released report by Miami-Dade County Mayor Daniella Levine Cava where she recommends that the new incinerator be rebuilt in Doral,” stated Mayor Christi Fraga. “We will continue to fight for what is right and fair for our community.”
The City’s leadership remains committed to doing whatever possible to work with Miami-Dade County to see that the incinerator is moved to a more suitable location where so many families are not affected, and a location that provides a long-term, sustainable solution for all County residents.
Now is not the time to give up! We must remain united, active, and engaged as a community, fighting for this important and common goal. We ask that the community take part in the discussion on Tuesday, December 3rd, as the Miami-Dade County’s Board of Commissioners will discuss the facility and ultimately make a decision on its future location. This meeting is open to the public and you are invited to attend, as the City of Doral’s leadership will also be present in their continued efforts to have the incinerator moved outside of our community where it would no longer harm the health and quality of life of our residents.
The City will be providing two buses for transport from Doral Government Center (8401 NW 53rd Terrace) to Miami-Dade County’s Stephen P. Clark Government Center (first come, first serve). Residents are asked to arrive at the Doral Government Center by 6:30 a.m. on December 3rd – buses will depart promptly at 7:00 a.m. Free parking will be available in the Doral Government Center parking garage.
Additional Transport Options
- Via Palmetto Metrorail Station 🡪 Stephen P. Clark Government Center
Station Address: 7701 NW 79 Avenue
Connecting Metrobus Service:
87, Doral Route 2, Doral Route 3
- Doral Trolley Stop Number 2060 🡪 Palmetto Metrorail Station 🡪 Stephen P. Clark Government Center
Via Route 2 from Downtown Doral (53rd street stop)
Estimated departure timefrom Doral Trolley stop is 7:22 a.m.
We also encourage you to voice your feedback by contacting the Miami Dade County Mayor and Board of Commissioners.
If you would like to see the incinerator moved by Miami Dade County outside of the City of Doral, please sign the online petition. Petition already has over 6,000 signatures of concerned residents.
The public can submit any questions they have on this matter to infodoral@cityofdoral.com and can stay connected with us on social media for updates (@cityofdoral).
| WHAT: | Miami-Dade County Meeting Regarding Waste-to-Energy |
| WHEN: | Tuesday, December 3, 2024, starting at 9:00 a.m.
(Buses depart from the Doral Government Center at 7:00 a.m.) |
| WHERE: | Stephen P. Clark Government Center
111 NW 1st Street, 27th Floor, Miami, FL 33128 |
(Artículo en Español a Continuación)
La Ciudad de Doral Solicita la Participación de los Residentes en la Reunión de la Comisión del Condado de Miami-Dade del 3 de Diciembre sobre el Incinerador de Residuos para Energía
Durante años, los líderes y residentes de la Ciudad de Doral se han unido, implorando al Condado de Miami-Dade que reubique el incinerador fuera de nuestra comunidad, donde ya no cause efectos perjudiciales para el bienestar, la salud y la calidad de vida de nuestras familias.
Durante una reunión especial celebrada el 4 de noviembre, el Concejo Municipal instruyó unánimemente a la administración y los abogados de la Ciudad a tomar todas las medidas necesarias para prohibir la reubicación del incinerador en Doral y proporcionar una oferta de buena fe de $40 millones para su reubicación.
“Estamos decepcionados al enterarnos del informe recientemente publicado por la Alcaldesa del condado de Miami-Dade, Daniella Levine Cava, donde recomienda que se reconstruya el nuevo incinerador en Doral”, dijo la Alcaldesa Christi Fraga. “Seguiremos luchando por lo que es correcto y justo para nuestra comunidad.”
El liderazgo de la Ciudad sigue comprometido a hacer todo lo posible para trabajar con el Condado de Miami-Dade para lograr que el incinerador se traslade a un lugar más adecuado donde tantas familias no se vean afectadas y un lugar que proporcione una solución sostenible a largo plazo para todos los residentes del condado.
¡Ahora no es el momento de darse por vencido! Debemos permanecer unidos, activos y comprometidos como comunidad, luchando por este objetivo importante y común. Pedimos que la comunidad participe en la discusión el martes 3 de diciembre, cuando la Junta de Comisionados del Condado de Miami-Dade discutirá la instalación y finalmente tomará una decisión sobre su ubicación futura. Esta reunión está abierta al público y usted está invitado a asistir, ya que el liderazgo de la Ciudad de Doral también estará presente en sus continuos esfuerzos para mover el incinerador fuera de nuestra comunidad, donde ya no dañaría la salud y la calidad de vida de nuestros residentes.
La Ciudad proporcionará dos autobuses para el transporte desde el Doral Government Center (8401 NW 53rd Terrace) hasta el Stephen P. Clark Government Center del condado de Miami-Dade (por orden de llegada). Se solicita a los residentes que lleguen al Doral Government Center antes de las 6:30 a. m. del 3 de diciembre; los autobuses saldrán puntualmente a las 7:00 a. m. Habrá estacionamiento gratuito disponible en el garaje del Doral Government Center.
Opciones de Transporte Adicionales
- Estación de Metrorail Via Palmetto 🡪 Stephen P. Clark Government Center
Dirección de la estación: 7701 NW 79 Avenue
Conexión del servicio Metrobus:
87, Ruta 2 de Doral, Ruta 3 de Doral
- Parada del Doral Trolley número 2060 🡪 Estación Palmetto Metrorail 🡪 Stephen P. Clark Government Center
Por la Ruta 2 desde Downtown Doral (parada de la calle 53)
La hora estimada de salida desde la parada de Doral Trolley es a las 7:22 a.m.
También lo alentamos a expresar sus comentarios comunicándose con la Alcaldesa y la Junta de Comisionados del condado de Miami Dade.
Si desea que el incinerador sea trasladado por el condado de Miami Dade fuera de la ciudad de Doral, firme la petición en línea. La petición ya cuenta con más de 6.000 firmas de residentes preocupados.
El público puede enviar cualquier pregunta que tenga sobre este asunto a infodoral@cityofdoral.com y puede mantenerse conectado con nosotros en las redes sociales para obtener actualizaciones (@cityofdoral).
| QUÉ: | Reunión del condado de Miami-Dade sobre la conversión de residuos en energía |
| CUÁNDO: | Martes 3 de diciembre de 2024, 9:00 a.m.
(Los autobuses salen del Doral Government Center a las 7:00 a. m.) |
| DÓNDE: | Stephen P. Clark Government Center
111 NW 1st Street, 27th Floor, Miami, FL 33128 |
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