HomeMy Public PortalAbout15-9103 REQUIRING ALL PROCLAMATIONS AND CERTIFICATES ISSUED ALSO SIGNED BY THE MAYOR Sponsored by: Mayor Taylor
RESOLUTION NO. 1515
A RESOLUTION OF THE
MAYOR
COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF OPA-LOCKA FL O CITY
REQUIRING ALL PROCLAMATIONS AND CERTIFICATES
ISSUED BY THE CITY COMMISSION BE SIGNED BY THE
COMMISSIONER OR COMMISSIONERS SPONSORING
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THE PROCLAMATION OR
MAYOR; PROVIDING FOR INCORPOE AND THE
RECITALS; PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE. OF
WHEREAS, The City
proclamations and certificate as a o mission of the
City of Opa-locka, issues
part of its ministerial duties; and
WHEREAS, Protocol suggests that the Commissioner or Commissioners
sponsor the proclamation or certificate sign the document along h tM that
and g with the Mayor;
NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED THAT THE CITY
OF THE CITY OF OPA-LOCKA, FLORIDA: COMMISSION
Sects The recitals to the preamble herein are incorporated p ed by reference;
Section 2. All proclamations or certificates issued by the City City of Opa-locka, Florida, shall be signed by Y �' Commission of
Commissioners sponsoring the proclamation or certificate along Commissioner or. or
ng with the Mayor.
Section 3. This Resolution shall take effect immediately upon on p adoption.
PASSED AND ADOPTED this 28th day of October 2015.
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Myra L. Taylor
Mayor
Resolution No. 1515
Attest to:
Approved as to form and legal sufficiency:
Jo.!,na Flores
City Clerk Vincent T. Brown, Esq.
The Brown Law Group, LLC
City Attorney
Moved by: COMMISSIONER PINDER
Seconded by: COMMISSIONER KELLEY
Commissioner Vote: 3-2
Commissioner Kelley: NO
Commissioner Pinder: YES
Commissioner Santiago: YES
Vice Mayor Holmes: NO
Mayor Taylor: YES
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PROTOCOL PROCEDURES S MANUAL
Board of County Commissioners
Division of Protocol & Employee Re
Revised on January 2009 Cognition
The Miami-Dade County Protocol and Employee Division mAloyee
The Protocol and Employee Recognition Division, as it is known today, is housed under
the Office of the Chair of the Board of County Commissioners.
The Division of Protocol serves the Office of the Mayor and the Board of Count
Commissioners in re arin y
p P preparing appropriate ppropriate official instruments of tribute for formal
presentations encompassing an assortment of functions of local, national and
international consequence. It works with the Mayor and the Board of County
Commissioners to honor visiting dignitaries, extraordinary civic achievements,
accomplishments in the arts and major fields of endeavor, as well as outstanding
individual or group contributions to the economic, social and spiritual well-bein of
Miami-Dade County. g
These instruments of tribute bear the official Seal of Miami-Dade County and the
signature of the Mayor, Chairperson of the Board of County Commissioners (BCC) and
one or more Board members, depending on the occasion. By virtue of their official nature
and the prestige of the office of the elected representative signing the document, these
instruments extend intrinsic validation upon an individual or event in an official .ca acit
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The County's Protocol Division has several types of awards and honors for formal
presentations at its disposal. These documents are usually presented at BCC hearings and
other functions by Commissioners or other County officials.
This Division also coordinates with the County's Jay Malina International Trade
Consortium (ITC) and The Office of Protocol Liaison at Miami International Air ort in
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regards to dignitaries' visits. Additional responsibilities of t he Division include: advising
elected officials on all matters of
civic achievements and outstanding indiv� �norin
honoring visiting dignitaries, extraordinary
individual
social and cultural well-bein °r group contributions to the economic,
instruments of tribute for fog of or
County; and preparing appropriate official
nasal presentation. For additional information please Contact
the Director of Protocol and Employee Recognition at
Type of Protocol Awards and Documents
Key to the County:
The Key to the County extends an official welcome
whose contributions have enriched our society. and also reco
grazes proven leaders
Proclamation:
A proclamation designates a specific day, week or year in honor of an individual,
group, event or purpose. proclamations should be reserved
occasions. Each year, events of for the
national importance are designated by fed significant rl, ate a of
Y federal, state and
county or city proclamations. These include Women's
Month, United States Constitution Week, Flag Day, History Month, Black History
Dario Day, and Jose Marti Day among others, y' Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, Ruben
Distinguished Visitor Certificate:
With Greater Miami's
growing stature as an international center for trade, co mmerce,
tourism and travel, visiting dignitaries are often
Dade County. Distinguished Visitor Certificates recognize an official welcome to Miami-
and international stature to enhance bonds of cooperation vision
g dignitaries of national
n between our respective nations.
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Certificate of Appreciation:
These Certificates are given to express the appreciation of the community for an
extraordinary service rendered or a noteworthy contribution to the improvement of local
life (whether social, cultural, economic, an act of selfless dedication or other).
Congratulatory Certificate:
These Certificates are given to recognize a milestone birthday, anniversary, family.
reunion or any other occasion where celebrations of landmark significance unite local
citizens and visitors alike in bonds of social harmony.
Commendation:
An extraordinary act of valor, an uplifting act of humanitarianism or philanthropy or an
inspirational artistic or intellectual accomplishment may be recognized by a special
Commendation. Individuals or groups who demonstrate exceptional strength of mind
and/or spirit toward humankind may also be recognized.
Salutes:
Documents that extend an official greeting from Miami Dade County, to s ecial
individuals who are visiting us within the United States and abroad. p
Sympathy Resolution:
These documents are prepared for presentation to bereaved families on behalf of the
community for fallen officers of the law, individuals who left an indelible mark on the
fabric of this community, victims of tragedy, military and/or others.
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