At a glance: Medley July 2026 celebrated local high school graduates and moved practical preparedness and road planning forward.
A proud moment for Medley seniors
The July 6 Town Council agenda recognized students graduating from high school in 2026. A graduation is a family milestone, and in a small town it is a community achievement too. Each student carries years of effort, encouragement from teachers, and support from parents and caregivers.
Medley also offers youth supports through Social Services, including after-school care, a High School Graduate Reward Program, summer camp, soccer registration and a Sports Contribution Grant. Program dates, eligibility and funding can change, so families should check the Town’s current notices before applying.
Preparedness and safer streets
The July agenda listed adoption of a revised Town Comprehensive Emergency Management Plan. It also included design services for NW 96th Street roadway, sewer and drainage improvements, plus roadway and drainage design for NW 116th Way and NW 106th Terrace. These are the unglamorous details that matter when heavy rain arrives or a school and work commute depends on a safe street.
Medley Police serves the Town. Fire and EMS are provided by Miami-Dade County, whose emergency planning works alongside local agencies. Residents can help by keeping family contact information current and following official Town and County alerts during severe weather.
Graduates and readiness
Medley’s July 6 Council agenda included recognition of the Class of 2026 and a revised emergency management plan. For families, graduation is a milestone earned one school day at a time; for the Town, emergency planning is a promise to be ready when a difficult day comes. Summer is also the high school sports off-season, so there are no regular-season Golden Hawks game results to report for July.
Frequently asked questions
What did Medley recognize in July?
The July 6 agenda included recognition of 2026 high school graduates.
What road work appeared on the agenda?
Design work was listed for NW 96th Street and for NW 116th Way and NW 106th Terrace.
Sources: July 6 Council agenda and records; Medley youth and recreation programs; Miami-Dade Fire Rescue.
