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Holding The Line Means Protecting Our Communities, Land & Livelihoods

Holding The Line Means Protecting Our Communities, Land & LivelihoodsHolding The Line Means Protecting Our Communities, Land & LivelihoodsHolding The Line Means Protecting Our Communities, Land & Livelihoods
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Holding The Line Means Protecting Our Communities, Land & Livelihoods

Holding The Line Means Protecting Our Communities, Land & LivelihoodsHolding The Line Means Protecting Our Communities, Land & LivelihoodsHolding The Line Means Protecting Our Communities, Land & Livelihoods
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Who We Are

Current Issues

Current Issues

Through our collective efforts and the support of our coalition members and partners, we strive to make a positive and lasting impact, 

Current Issues

Current Issues

Current Issues

Learn more about current and upcoming legislation effecting Florida.

 Learn more about the current issues that are promoting urban sprawl and threatening the Urban Development Boundary ("The Line")

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Current Issues

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Your contribution plays a vital role in supporting our ongoing efforts to advocate for the well-being and livelihoods of Floridians.

Why Holding “The Line” Matters

"The Line" is the County’s Urban Development Boundary (UDB), a land use rule that protects our green space, farms, and drinking water from overdevelopment and urban sprawl. Put simply, it’s a tool that helps our county make smart land use decisions and prioritize investments in existing neighborhoods. 


By Holding The Line, we invest in thriving communities with affordable and accessible housing and transportation for all our residents, we preserve the agricultural heritage and economic diversity of our county, and we protect sensitive natural lands essential to restoring the health of the Everglades and Biscayne Bay. 


Holding the Line means our taxes support clean drinking water, roads and transit, clean parks and playgrounds, and public safety to meet the needs of today. We also avoid building in places most threatened by severe weather, sea level rise and climate change.  


No matter where you live in Miami-Dade County, Holding The Line benefits you!

 


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Our Mission

Founded in 2004, The Hold the Line Coalition’s aim is to stop urban sprawl in Miami-Dade County and advocate for allocating public resources toward:


  • Make Living Affordable
  • Protect The Everglades and Biscayne Bay
  • Save Local Agriculture
  • Improve Transit and Mobility
  • Prevent Flooding

Help us to protect our communities, land & livelihoods by making a tax-free donation today!

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Become a Coalition Member- Sign the Pledge today!

 More than 1600 individuals and organizations have signed the Pledge To Hold The Line to support our mission and values

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Want to learn more or have questions about membership? Contact us at info@holdthelinecoalition.org

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Protect Everglades Wetlands & Sign The Petition Today

This May, the Supreme Court issued a ruling in Sackett v EPA that reduced the types of wetlands protections regulated under the Clean Water Act. The Supreme Court's new definition that only waters with a "continuous surface connection" can receive federal protections threatens many of the wetlands in Miami-Dade, that may have seasonal or sub-surface connections to protected waters.The good news is we can act locally to protect remaining wetlands and continue to enjoy the ecosystem benefits they provide

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