State and Local Issues

The Office of Intergovernmental Affairs closely follows the lawmaking process in the state capital of Tallahassee. It also works with the Miami-Dade County Legislative Delegation.

Representing Miami-Dade County's residents and interests in the state capital of Tallahassee, the 22 elected officials that make up the Miami-Dade County Legislative Delegation work as advocates for varied constituent interests, developing an ever-expanding legislative agenda, as well as addressing the concerns of their own particular districts.

Annual Reports

• 2024 Final Legislative Report
• 2023 Final Legislative Report
• 2023 State Legislative Package
• 2022 Final Legislative Report
• 2022 State Legislative Priorities
• 2021 Final Legislative Report
• 2021 State Legislative Priorities
• 2020 Final Legislative Report
• 2020 State Legislative Priorities
• 2019 Final Legislative Report
• 2019 State Legislative Priorities
• 2018 State Legislative Priorities
• 2018 State Legislative Agenda
• 2017 Final Legislative Report
• 2017 State Legislative Priorities
• 2016 Final Legislative Report 
• 2016 State Legislative Priorities
• 2016 State Legislative Agenda
• 2015 State Legislative Agenda
• 2015 Final Legislative Report
• 2014 Final Legislative Report
• 2014 State Legislative Agenda
• 2013 State Legislative Report
• 2012 State Legislative Agenda and Resolutions
• 2012 State Legislative Report 
• 2012 Federal Legislative Agenda
• 2011 State Legislative Report 
• 2011 Miami-Dade Delegation -- Legislative Session Votes
• 2010 State Legislative Report 

Legislative Session Reports are also compiled by the staff of the Florida House of Representatives upon completion of the Legislative Session. The complete text of the bills included in this report and a section-by-section analysis of each bill can be found by visiting the House of Representatives website.

To verify the status of acts passed by the Legislature, visit the Legislature’s website or call the Division of Legislative Information at 1-800-342-1827.

Legislative Session Reports are also compiled by the staff of the Florida House of Representatives upon completion of the Legislative Session. The complete text of the bills included in this report and a section-by-section analysis of each bill can be found by visiting the House of Representatives website.

To verify the status of acts passed by the Legislature, visit the Legislature’s website or call the Division of Legislative Information at 1-800-342-1827.