Building Better Communities Bond Program

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Miami-Dade County voters on Nov. 2, 2004 approved the $2.9 billion Building Better Communities Bond Program, which allowed Miami-Dade County to issue long-term bonds to fund more than 300 neighborhood and regional capital projects.

The general obligation bonds are legally backed by the full faith and credit of the County, which has committed future taxes over the next 40 years to repay the bonds. General obligation bonds typically are the least expensive type of debt available to government.

The Board of County Commissioners approved an initial series of more than 200 projects representing a broad spectrum of important infrastructure and quality of life improvements throughout Miami-Dade County.

These projects, funded for start-up in 2005-2006, were selected based on a number of factors including: community needs, project readiness, leveraging opportunities, contractual agreements and project scope.

The Office of Management and Budget oversees bond program implementation. A 21-member Citizen's Advisory Committee serves as an advisory group to the Board of County Commissioners and Miami-Dade County Mayor on the projects that are included in the bond program. All policy decisions related to the bond program will be considered by the Board of County Commissioners.

Better Community Projects

This table is a high-level summary of BBC-GOB projects and is updated on a quarterly basis. For additional, detailed information, please contact us.

Citizens' Advisory Committee

15-Year Status Report

Ordinances and Resolutions

Authorizing Issuance

Administrative Rules

Implementing Order (IO)

Bond Program - Project Highlights

Quarterly Reports

The Building Better Communities-General Obligation Bond (BBC-GOB) Program provides important information with regard to progress made each fiscal year quarter. The purpose of these reports is to update the public of the program expenditures and schedules for all projects currently underway.

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