During the Regular Council Meeting on June 17, 2025, Miami Lakes officials addressed long-standing transportation challenges, particularly concerning the 154th Street corridor. Councilman Sanchez highlighted the ongoing issues that have plagued the area for years, emphasizing the need for immediate action to improve transit services.

In response, a proposal was made to consider Miami Lakes as a pilot program for enhanced transit solutions. This initiative aims to prioritize the town's inclusion in upcoming transit developments, especially given that many neighboring areas are already benefiting from rapid transit improvements. The council noted that previous pilot programs had shown promising results, suggesting that a renewed effort could yield similar success.

The discussion underscored the urgency for Miami Lakes to be represented in the county's transit plans, as the current rapid transit map notably excludes the town. This exclusion raises concerns about equitable access to transportation resources for residents.

As the council moves forward, the focus will be on advocating for Miami Lakes' inclusion in future transit initiatives, ensuring that the community's needs are met and that residents can enjoy improved transportation options.