The City of Miami could have a new District 4 commissioner as early as this week. The City Commission will meet on Thursday at 10 a.m. to consider how best to fill the District 4 commission seat left vacant by the death last week of Commissioner Manolo Reyes. The commission could decide on Thursday to appoint someone to the vacant seat, or call a special election. Anyone interested in being appointed to the seat should attend the meeting, the City of Miami advised, and be prepared to fill out the required paperwork on the spot, if chosen. If someone is appointed to fill the seat, that person will need to stand for election in November if they want to keep the seat.
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