ISSUES: Miami-Dade Transit
1,982 views · Published 11 September 2015 · 15:54 · Indexed 18 October 2026
Channel: South Florida PBS · 2015 · Education
A half penny tax approved by voters in 2002 was seen as an opportunity to generate additional funds for the sole purpose of expanding and maintaining public transit - Thirteen years later, one project has been completed. On last week's program, Miami-Dade County Commissioner Xavier Suarez criticized Mayor Carlos Gimenez for transferring these transportation funds to finance other projects -- calling the mass transportation system “inadequate”. The newly appointed director of Miami-Dade Transit says that the half penny tax has brought about “a lot of new service”. Guest: Alice Bravo, Director, Miami-Dade Transit
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