Miami-Dade, Florida – Today, the Builders Association of South Florida’s (BASF) and its political arm, BIPAC, proudly announced its endorsement of Miami-Dade County Mayor Daniella Levine Cava in her re-election campaign. This endorsement highlights Mayor Levine Cava's commitment to meeting the needs of our growing population through responsible development, job creation, and collaborative policy-making.
“Mayor Daniella Levine Cava has demonstrated unparalleled leadership in fostering responsible and visionary government,” says Truly Burton, Executive Vice President of BASF and BIPAC spokesperson. “BIPAC is proud to endorse her re-election and support her continued efforts in driving innovative solutions and effective advocacy for the benefit of all Miami-Dade County residents.”
With a focus on creating economic opportunity for all and tackling the affordability crisis, Mayor Daniella has cut property tax rates for two consecutive years, bringing them to their lowest rates in forty years, and is investing in affordable housing solutions with 32,000 new units being built. Through the Innovation Authority, an initiative that provides grants to companies tackling challenges in climate, health, transit, and more, Mayor Daniella Levine Cava's administration is making it faster and easier to innovate in Miami-Dade County. This effort positions the county as a world-class destination for high-growth companies while addressing critical community issues.
"I am deeply honored to receive the endorsement of BIPAC members," says Mayor Daniella Levine Cava. "Together, we have made significant strides in fostering economic growth and innovation while addressing the challenges facing our community. There is still more work to be done, and I am committed to continuing our progress once re-elected, ensuring that every resident of Miami-Dade has access to greater opportunities and a better quality of life."
Under Mayor Levine Cava’s leadership, Miami-Dade County has seen remarkable economic recovery and growth. Her administration's efforts have attracted major investments, business relocations, and the creation of new economy jobs, making Miami-Dade one of the most recovered economies in the nation. She has allocated funds to strengthen homes against severe weather, provided relief for mortgages, utilities, and condo special assessments, and earned the county a new FEMA discount by addressing flooding risks – resulting in greatly reduced flood insurance premiums for residents in unincorporated Miami-Dade. Additionally, her administration has led the effort to install energy-efficient air conditioning units in all public housing, ensuring that all residents can live in healthy and safe environments.
