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Authorizing the County Mayor to negotiate buying three ANDE Rapid DNA Systems from ANDE Corporation and to apply for about $7,903,270.00 in Florida Department of Law Enforcement grant funds

Authorizing the County Mayor to negotiate buying three ANDE Rapid DNA Systems from ANDE Corporation and to apply for about $7,903,270.00 in Florida Department of Law Enforcement grant funds

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The latest recorded vote on this issue, June 16, 2026
Yes12
No0

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CountyMiami-Dade Board of County CommissionersPassed Jun 16

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  • Oliver G. Gilbert, IIIDistrict 1Voted yesCall
  • Anthony RodriguezDistrict 10Voted yesCall
  • Roberto J. GonzalezDistrict 11Voted yesCall
  • Juan Carlos BermudezDistrict 12Voted yesCall
  • Rene GarciaDistrict 13AbsentCall
  • Marleine BastienDistrict 2Voted yesCall
  • Keon HardemonDistrict 3Voted yesCall
  • Micky SteinbergDistrict 4Voted yesCall
  • Vicki L. LopezDistrict 5Voted yesCall
  • Natalie Milian OrbisDistrict 6Voted yesCall
  • Raquel A. RegaladoDistrict 7Voted yesCall
  • Danielle Cohen HigginsDistrict 8Voted yesCall
  • Kionne L. McGheeDistrict 9Voted yesCall

Whole board: passed 12 to 0, Jun 16

Decided, Jun 16: The board voted 12 to 0 on the RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE COUNTY MAYOR OR COUNTY MAYOR�S DESIGNEE TO: (1) NEGOTIATE AN AGREEMENT WITH ANDE CORPORATION TO PURCHASE THREE ANDE RAPID DNA SYSTEMS AND TO PRESENT SUCH AGREEMENT TO THE BOARD ALONG WITH ANY RECOMMENDATIONS REGARDING SAME; (2) APPLY FOR AND RECEIVE GRANT FUNDS FROM THE FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF LAW ENFORCEMENT IN THE APPROXIMATE AMOUNT OF $7,903,270.00; AND (3) EXECUTE NECESSARY DOCUMENTS AND AGREEMENTS FOR THE RECEIPT OF SUCH GRANT FUNDS AND EXERCISE ALL PROVISIONS SET FORTH THEREIN; AND WAIVING RESOLUTION NO. R-130-06 (Resolution R-553-26). It passed.

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