Miami-Dade County Mayor Looks to Tackle Infrastructure

The transcript discusses Miami Dade's infrastructure needs, focusing on transportation, water, and sewer systems, and the impact of climate change. It highlights the importance of economic development through investments in airports and seaports. The conversation explores funding sources, including federal, state, and private contributions, and the role of public-private partnerships. It also compares federal and local approaches to infrastructure projects, emphasizing the need for efficiency. Additionally, the transcript addresses immigration issues and concerns about the census in Miami Dade.

What are the two main pressing needs identified for Miami Dade?

How much investment is projected for water and sewer infrastructure in the next 15 to 20 years?

What role does the private sector play in funding infrastructure projects according to the discussion?

What challenges are mentioned regarding the federal process for infrastructure funding?

What is the overall philosophy regarding federal assistance for local projects as expressed in the discussion?

How does the perspective on immigration in Miami Dade differ from that in the Southwest?

What concerns are raised about the potential undercounting in the census due to the citizenship question?