During the Miami-Dade County Public Health Trust Board of Trustees meeting on May 28, 2025, members received a positive fiscal update, highlighting the organization’s strong financial performance. Carmen led the discussion, noting that the county is currently nearly 4% ahead of budget year-to-date, a significant achievement that reflects effective financial management.

The meeting included a purchasing report and a capital plan presentation, which were well-received. Adriana provided detailed financial figures, while Eisa showcased visual representations of the data, enhancing the understanding of the fiscal health of the organization. The board acknowledged a seasonal increase in additional pay due to spring break requests, but overall, the cash position remains strong.

In addition to the fiscal update, the board reviewed four resolutions. These included the annual operating agreement with the University of Miami, a credentialing report, a tri-party agreement involving Penn Oliver Clinic and the Florida Department of Health, and the purchasing report. The board opted to approve all four resolutions collectively, demonstrating a unified approach to advancing their agenda.

The meeting concluded with no further items on the agenda, leaving the board in a favorable position as they move forward with their initiatives. The positive fiscal outlook and the approval of key agreements signal a proactive approach to public health management in Miami-Dade County.