Increase Police funding to ensure they are properly staffed and equipped to address speeding and excessive traffic on our city streets, and combat crime and threats to public safety.
Continue fighting to lower the millage rate, as I have staunchly advocated for every year, since being elected to the city council.
Protect and expand our tree canopy, ensuring that we become a Tree City USA once again, and every year going forward.
Halt the expansion of the Overlay District and take a “wait & see approach” in order to assess the impact of growth and development in the Central Business District.
Promote commercial investment and sensible economic development along the N.W. 36th Street Business Corridor.
Implement a comprehensive plan to address the current parking problem in the central business district.
Push for Code Enforcement that is more proactive, and focuses primarily on the things that negatively impact the aesthetics and property values in our neighborhoods.
Secure additional funding for elderly services in order to offset recent state budget cuts and preserve the activities, services, and amenities offered at the Senior Center.
NEWS
Walter Fajet runs for Mayor
Walter Fajet runs for Mayor
Walter Fajet runs for Mayor
Councilman Walter Fajet has launched his bid to succeed Maria Mitchell as Mayor of the City of Miami Springs.
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For Charity
Walter Fajet runs for Mayor
Walter Fajet runs for Mayor
Miami Springs Councilman, City Manager, former City Mayor, and other prominent residents get arrested for a good cause.
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Contact
For inquiries or details, you can reach Councilman Walter Fajet at fajetw@miamisprings-fl.gov or on his cell phone at 786-285-3794
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