As of July 6, 2025, Miami Beach has experienced a notable 16.32% reduction in total major crimes year-to-date. Specific highlights include: Auto Theft: Down by 24.34% Burglaries: Down by 20.14% Frauds: Down by 24.91 % Thefts: Down by 14.33% Vehicle Burglaries: Down by 37.12%

2 back-to-back Successful Spring Breaks Increased Police Visibility & Technology: Foot and bike patrols expanded Outdoor Roll Calls initiated Officers assigned to spend more time outside their vehicles GPS dart tracking technology deployed as an alternative to high-speed chases Protests: Time, Place, and Manner: Sponsored a resolution to protect residents from harassment by protesters, enforce protest rules for public safety, and ensure swift police notifications—while upholding peace, free speech, and support for allies like Israel Real-Time Intelligence Center (RTIC): Integrated emergency coordination hub Drone as First Responder program logged over 100 flight hours Fourth RTIC Specialist to be added Axon Fusus Platform Legislation: Real-time integration of citywide camera systems and license plate readers Enhanced GPS tracking and officer accountability Municipal Prosecution Success: Increased municipal prosecution team to maintain high results - 92% success rate, vs. just 8% in 2021 704 cases closed from May 2022 to June 2024 645 successful prosecutions School Safety: Proposed pilot metal detector program at Beach High Supported mental health services expansion in schools and City Hall Combating Antisemitism: Spoke at 2024 Mayors Summit Against Antisemitism Showcased Miami Beach initiatives and legislation on national stage New Public Safety Equipment: Handheld narcotics analyzers for real-time drug testing AI-powered camera systems to enhance enforcement

Court Victory on Homeless Tax: Opposed 1% county tax that would burden local residents/restaurants Court upheld Commission’s decision Supports keeping funds under local control Introduced Operation Summer Relief A month-long homelessness initiative to keep individuals from living on public property during the month of August, a period when average temperatures reach their highest. The City partnered with homeless outreach services, shelters, healthcare providers, and Miami Beach police.

Land Development Dashboard: Public access to development approvals and maps Increases transparency and resident engagement Zoning Reform: Requires 6/7 supermajority Commission vote for height/density increases Protects against overdevelopment G.O. Bond Projects Advancing: 72nd Street Community Center 41st Street Corridor Revitalization Infrastructure Improvements: West Avenue, South of Fifth, Venetian Neighborhood improvement projects

"From the Get Go" Streamlining the permit review process to be more efficient and user-friendly

Senior Mobility: Dedicated ADA-compliant bus initiative connecting senior centers to grocery stores Traffic Management Enhancements: Traffic signal optimization legislation approved Launch of real-time Traffic Management Center Training of specialized traffic officers Water Taxi Project: Progress on sustainable water-based transit solution $600,000 FDOT grant secured

Outdoor Dining Fee Waivers Extended: North Beach, Collins Park, and 41st Street corridor included Convention Center Hotel Project Approved: 800-room hotel to support tourism and our convention center Groundbreaking occurred on May 16, 2025 Art Basel & Cultural Events: Traffic mitigation efforts during major events (water taxis, enhanced controls) Strengthening Miami Beach’s global cultural footprint

Sargassum Cleanup: Coordination with County, FWC, DEP Beachwalk Expansion: Pedestrian-only path planned on hard-pack sand to reduce cyclist accidents Lighting & Beautification Projects: Palm tree lighting on Ocean Drive, Española Way, 41st Street, and Normandy Fountain Preserving Iconic Palm Trees: Legislation allows property owners to replace palms 1-for-2 Balancing palm and canopy trees Cleanliness & City Appearance: Upgraded sidewalks, street lighting, signage, and cleaning efforts

Professionalism & Ethics: Praised for running fair, efficient Commission meetings Civility in Government: Promoting respectful debate and accountability Public Engagement: Involved in neighborhood meetings and community events, media interviews, and ceremonial recognitions

Proactive Measures: Ongoing drain clearing and maintenance Tree and debris management Mobilized Public Works teams for storm response Resident Support Services: Free emergency garage parking Free sandbag distribution during storm season 24/7 Public Works Control Center hotline for hazard reports Community Awareness: Promotion of hurricane preparedness video and city website for real-time updates Collaboration with FPL to strengthen power grid