Pamela Beasley-Pittman

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19,300 appearances 127 recordings 1 series first heard Sep 2023 last heard 6d ago

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Fort Lauderdale City Commission · City Commission Joint Workshop with BAB and Conference Meeting on 2026-06-16 1:00 PM - Jun 16, 2026 · 16 Jun 2026 meeting

we had the community say their likelihood to further their participation went from a 2.5 to a 4.5 out of five, which is significant.

And some of the key things that were raised was that we needed to understand how to navigate programs within the city, that there was a disconnect with how to navigate them.

Obviously, access to capital is always going to be a number one concern with businesses, and it's no different in this particular corridor.

ALSO TRUST AND FOLLOW THROUGH HOW INFORMATION IS COMMUNICATED AND THEN WHAT HAPPENED NEXT AND HOW IS THAT COMMUNICATED.

INCREASING THE VISIBILITY OF DISTRICT 3 AND HELPING PEOPLE TO UNDERSTAND THAT THERE'S VALUE THERE.

And so now I have here a party from the National League of Cities to talk about this from a national perspective.

They were one of our national partners.

We actually had six national partners as a part of this work, and we have Tamika Lee here from the National League of Cities, and I'll give her an opportunity.

THANKS, EVERYONE.

I'M REALLY EXCITED TO BE HERE TO SUPPORT THE I AM CIS TRUNK PROJECT.

LIKE SERVOLA MENTIONED, I SERVE AS ONE OF THE NATIONAL LEAGUE OF CITIES SERVES AS ONE OF THE NATIONAL PARTNERS THAT SUPPORTS THIS.

SO OVER THE LAST TWO AND A HALF YEARS WE'VE BEEN REALLY EXCITED AND PROUD TO SUPPORT THE CITY OF FORT LAUDERDALE.

We approach, well, I work for the entrepreneurship and economic development team for the Center of Municipal Strategies and Programs.

And the way we approach our work is looking at quality of life.

And what we've seen now is that economic development is evolving.

So before it was how many jobs can you bring to your city?

But now it's more about housing.

It's about workforce.

And also all of that leads in infrastructure to quality of life.

So with this project, what we've seen is just the transformation, the outcomes, the community outreach.

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