A longtime advocate for education, literacy and the South Florida community is receiving a special honor. Miami-Dade County has officially renamed the North Dade Regional Library the Frederica S. Wilson Regional Library, recognizing the legacy and contributions of Congresswoman Frederica Wilson.
The Miami-Dade County Commission unanimously approved the resolution on April 21, 2026, in a 13-0 vote. The measure was sponsored by Commissioner Oliver Gilbert, with support from other county commissioners.
Congresswoman Wilson, a Miami native and longtime educator, has dedicated much of her career to advocating for children, families, education and underserved communities. Before serving in Congress, she spent more than three decades as an educator and school administrator.
The library, located at 2455 NW 183rd Street in Miami Gardens, represents a fitting tribute to a woman whose work has consistently emphasized the importance of education, knowledge and opportunity.
The renaming recognizes not only Congresswoman Wilson’s public service but also her lasting impact on Miami-Dade County and generations of South Florida residents.
CONGRATULATIONS!