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What projects is my government investing in Miami?

Every tracked government-money announcement directed at Miami — themes, programs, levels of government, and the largest verifiable amounts.

Summary

Public money is aimed at systems and social strain: transport leads with 93 announcements, followed by social welfare at 79, while PortMiami secured $97 million for shore power. Large commitments also reach water, health, youth violence and classrooms.

WATCH Watch whether transport and housing commitments turn into visible delivery.
Themes
Money trail — largest place-directed
DateThemeLevelAmountWhat
2022-12HealthNational$100 MillionThe state of Florida will provide $100 million to support its cancer research centers after signing the state budget into law.
2019-04WaterLocal$99.7 MillionEPA awarded a $99.7 million loan to Miami-Dade County under the WIFIA program to construct deep injection wells at three wastewater treatment plants
2020-08HealthLocal$99 MillionFEMA is processing approximately $99 million in pending reimbursements for Hurricane Irma-related costs pending approval on its online portal
2026-04TransportLocal$97 MillionThe U.S. EPA provided $97 million in state and federal grants to PortMiami over five years for its shore power program
2021-06OtherLocal$90 MillionMiami-Dade County commissioners approved a $90 million plan over 19 years to combat youth violence through job creation, internships, counseling, and police…
2023-06EducationLocal$87,832,471A local levy of $87,832,471 was approved to fund construction of four new classroom buildings through the Ohio Facilities C
2022-10Urban HousingLocal$85 MillionMiami-Dade County allocated $85 million from its 2022-2023 budget to fund a five-tier affordable housing plan
2022-01Urban HousingLocal$80 MillionThe U.S. federal government allocated $80 million through the Rebuild Florida Mitigation General Infrastructur
2011-03TransportNational$77 MillionGovernor Rick Scott announced reallocating state transportation funds to cover the full $77 million cost of a dredging project in Miami
2023-09Social WelfareLocal$74.4 MillionLocal government distributed $74.4 million in ARPA funds to four villages for
Most recent announcements
DateThemeLevelAmountWhat
2026-05Economy IndustryNational$272.2 MillionFlorida state and local governments approved a tax relief package reducing revenue by $272.2 million, including lifts on gun admissions and a…
2026-05Economy IndustryNational$272.2 MillionFlorida state and local governments approved a tax relief package HB 7031E that would reduce state and local revenue by $272.2 million, including lifts on gun…
2026-05Defense SecurityNational$21 MillionThe U.S. House approved a $21 million military construction bill for the Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, including a new Human Performance Wing Laboratory
2026-05Defense SecurityNational$21 MillionThe U.S. House approved a $21 million military construction bill for the Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, including a new Human Performance Wing Laboratory
2026-05Defense SecurityNational$21MThe U.S. House approved a $21 million military construction bill for the Wright-Patterson Air Force Base as part of a larger 18 military projects
2026-05OtherLocal$291.24 per Bed per The U.S. ICE paid Indiana $291.24 per bed per day to keep immigration detainees at Miami Correctional Facility through September 2027
2026-05OtherNational$291.24 per Bed per The U.S. ICE paid Indiana $291.24 per bed per day to keep up to 1,000 immigration detainees at the Miami Correctional Facility through September 2027, with a…
2026-04Economy IndustryLocal$105 MillionMiami-Dade County negotiated a no-bid three-year Microsoft contract worth $105.6 million with the county for services
2026-04Defense SecurityNational$16.2 MillionThe Florida Joint Legislative Budget Commission approved a $16.2 million grant from FEMA to the Florida Department of Law Enforcement for airspace security…
2026-04Social WelfareNationalUS$11 millionThe Trump administration canceled an US$11 million federal contract with Catholic Charities to shelter unaccompanied migrant children, leaving three months to…
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Problems vs money in Miami

Each theme's share of civic REPORTS vs its share of funding ANNOUNCEMENTS — the gap is where reported harm and public money diverge

Crime, Police & Securityproblem 49.1% · money 3.6%
Urban & Infrastructureproblem 5.9% · money 8.5%
Roads & Transportproblem 13.3% · money 17.0%
Public Healthproblem 3.8% · money 7.6%
Environment, River & Waterproblem 0.8% · money 9.6%
Education & Skillsproblem 0.0% · money 10.3%
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Public money in Miami — by theme

554 funding announcements naming Miami

Transport94announcements
Social Welfare83announcements
Other72announcements
Economy & Industry71announcements
Education57announcements
Urban & Housing47announcements
Health42announcements
Water34announcements
Defence & Security20announcements
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How the money moves in Miami

Grant209type
Budget Allocation134type
Disbursement55type
Contract44type
Other31type
Loan28type
Waiver17type
Subsidy16type
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Who funds Miami — level of government

Local417announcements
National96announcements
State Province41announcements
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Largest money directed to Miami

Announcements whose location or recipient is this place · headline USD estimate (often scheme-wide) · year in name

Miami Forever General Obligation Bond Program · 2017$300M
CARES Act Coronavirus Relief Fund · 2023$286M
Economy & Industry · 2026$272M
Economy & Industry · 2019$265M
Transport · 2022$260M
Social Welfare · 2015$255M
American Recovery and Reinvestment Act · 2010$255M
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Funding announcements naming Miami over time

2026: 252016202625

amounts are announcement headlines — shown, never summed

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