North Miami's New Short-Term Mayor

If Joseph wants to hold onto the mayor's office he will need to run again in another six months when Tondreau's term expires. As a neophyte politician, is he going to be able to work effectively with the City Council to push through civic improvement projects citizens are anxious to see happen? Two projects in particular the city is working to move forward are the Biscayne Landing site, to be developed by Oleta Partners, and the downtown redevelopment plan to include a new Museum of Contemporary Art.

Almost lost in all the excitement about a new mayor and what improvements he can bring to North Miami are the hard facts of North Miami's budget. Does Joseph believe he can ". . . straighten out the city's finances . . . and . . . make sure . . . we have a balanced budget . . ." in six months?

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