Traffic and pedestrian safety
Push for smarter signals, safer crossings, and clear sidewalks.
Smarter traffic update
ADVOCACY
BHA brings Brickell’s concerns to the officials and agencies who can act on them.
2026 ADVOCACY AGENDA
A working agenda shaped by the concerns of Brickell residents, condominium leaders, and community partners.
Push for smarter signals, safer crossings, and clear sidewalks.
Smarter traffic updateImprove drainage, hurricane readiness, and recovery planning.
Resilience committeeProtect the Baywalk, parks, and welcoming shared spaces.
Waterfront and parks updateDemand safe sites, clear updates, and responsible growth.
Construction responseHelp boards navigate inspections, reserves, insurance, and safety.
Condo leader resourcesStrengthen police, fire, and emergency response in Brickell.
Public-safety updateAddress illegal rentals, noise, sanitation, and disruptive activity.
Rental task-force workSupport strong schools, parks, and services for families.
School and family guideTrack commitments and keep residents in direct dialogue with leaders.
Leadership follow-throughProtect clean waterways, the waterfront, and natural resources.
Virginia Key positionMake elections, public meetings, and ways to speak up clearer.
Meetings and eventsProtect meaningful places while guiding thoughtful redevelopment.
Preservation discussionADVOCACY BLOG
Waterfront funding, parks, traffic, safety, and community updates for Brickell.
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BHA shares its position on a decision affecting the waterfront.
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Following a serious incident and its neighborhood impact.
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How resident concerns helped move a coordinated City response forward.
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What the planned traffic system could mean for neighborhood mobility.
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District 5 shares the latest news about this neighborhood public space.
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BHA brings local voices together around preparedness and recovery.
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A court decision restores community participation in the First Miami Presbyterian review.
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Miami’s guide explains independent oversight and how residents can report concerns.
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