Millions in city upgrades set for approval by Miramar commission. Here are top 4
The Miramar City Commission meets Wednesday night with an agenda that ranges from infrastructure and public safety spending to roof repairs, upgrading police record keeping and finishing the city’s 9/11 monument.
The 7 p.m. meeting on May 20 includes more than $3 million in proposed taxpayer spending.
Here is an abridged look at the agenda items, organized from the most expensive to the least expensive:
1. Sunset Lakes Community Center Roof Replacement
One of the largest spending items on the agenda involves replacing the roof at the Sunset Lakes Community Center.
- Contractor: Garland/DBS, Inc.
- Base project cost: $1,204,302
- Contingency allocation: $50,000
- Total project cost: $1,254,302
2. Miramar Police Records Software Renewal
The Miramar Police Department is seeking approval for a three-year renewal of the Mark43 records management software system.
- Year 1: $260,759
- Year 2: $279,065
- Year 3: $298,668
- Total contract: $838,492
3. 9/11 Memorial Monument Completion
Commissioners are expected to vote on additional funding to complete the 9/11 Memorial Monument at Miramar Regional Park. The city is also expected to accept more than $309,000 tied to a performance bond dispute involving the original contractor.
- Contractor: Sagaris Corporation
- Construction contract: $556,700
- Contingency: $40,000
- Total cost: $596,700
4. Miramar Town Center HVAC Replacement
The city plans to replace HVAC units in the Miramar Town Center data room.
- Contractor: Kool Flow, Inc.
- Base cost: $385,000
- Contingency: $19,250
- Total project cost: $404,250
This story was originally published May 20, 2026 at 10:03 AM with the headline "Millions in city upgrades set for approval by Miramar commission. Here are top 4."
