Civic Issues
Topics getting the most attention in Miramar public meetings, ranked by how frequently they are discussed.
8 issues in water utilities with high priority
East Water Treatment Plant Sand Separator Project
The city is investing $2.11 million in a new sand separator system for the East Water Treatment Plant to stop sand from clogging water filters and membranes. Officials noted this will reduce frequent maintenance and ensure a more reliable water supply for east Miramar residents.
Country Club Ranches Water Main Phase 3 Construction
Residents from Country Club Ranches raised concerns regarding private roads, gates blocking roads, and road conditions, prompting the city to schedule a dedicated neighborhood meeting in November.
Water Treatment Chemicals Procurement for FY 2027
The city is reviewing a multi-vendor chemical purchase totaling over $2.77 million to ensure uninterrupted treatment operations at the East and West Water Treatment Plants and Wastewater Reclamation Facility.
Water and Sewer Emergency Repair Services Procurement
The city approved a $1.22 million change order for emergency water main and service line leak repairs to address aging infrastructure and prevent water loss in communities like Silver Lakes and Vizcaya.
Comprehensive Plan Amendments & Water Supply Work Plan
The city updated its comprehensive plan and adopted a 10-year water supply work plan to ensure future growth matches water availability and regional requirements.
Lift Station Emergency Standby Generator Upgrades
The city awarded contracts totaling over $820,000 to install permanent backup generators at five critical lift stations supporting emergency shelters, backed by 75% state disaster grants.
Wastewater Treatment Plant Anaerobic Digester Construction
Miramar partnered with Broward County and 10 other municipalities to fund the $50 million design phase of a regional biosolids facility, committing $3.475 million to secure future treatment capacity and environmental compliance.
Water Treatment Plant Reverse Osmosis Expansion
The city is moving forward with additional piping and valve installations for its new reverse osmosis water treatment skid, aiming to boost daily drinking water capacity and improve system reliability.