Mitch's Accolades and Awards

Mitch has a long and illustrious list of awards, accomplishments, and accolades on Miami Beach.

Certificate of Appreciation from City of Miami Beach for service on the Historic Preservation Board, 2001-2007.
Chairman's Award from Miami Design Preservation League, 2005.
Certificate of Appreciation from Miami-Dade Board of County Commission for service on the Historic Preservation Board, 2007-2018.
“Outstanding Multi-Unit Revitalization Award” for 610 Jefferson Avenue, Miami Beach Development Corporation, 1994.
Letter from Congresswoman Frederica Wilson, 2015.
Award from Dade Heritage Trust, 2006.
Letter to Chief Executive Officer of the National Trust for Historic Preservation, 1994.
Letter from a Miami Beach senior citizen expressing gratitude to Mitch, 2013.
Mitch's Hotel featured in the Wall Street Journal, 2011.
Featured in National Trust for Historic Preservation report on successful effort to save the Avery Smith House (a 1916 coral rock home), located at 900 Collins Avenue, August, 2007.
Mitch's letter featured in New York Times flanked by commentary from editors Sun Post, 2003.
Article in Miami Herald on Mayor Dermer's Blue Ribbon Panel on the Structural Integrity of Historic Buildings, which Mitch was Chairman, 2004.
Barbara Baer Capitman Award for Facade Restoration on Sherbrooke Hotel, 2004.
Mitch Novick: Miami New Times Best Quote - "This area is turning into a shithole," 2016.
Sun Post Best City Board and Best Board Member: Mitch Novick of the Miami Beach Historic Preservation Board, 2001.
Certificate of Achievement for participation in the Miami Beach Police Department's Citizens' Police Academy, 2022.
Letter from widow of the late Jack Stewart expressing gratitude for Mitch's work on saving the Apollo mural, 2015.
Tour Guide of the Year. Mitch unknowingly gave a tour to a member of the National Trust for Historic Preservation. He brought national recognition to MDPL's tours.
Mitch and Commissioner Heyman square off in historic-designation battle, 2015.
Mitch leads (successful) campaign to save the Jack Stewart "Apollo" Mural on Miami Beach, 2015.

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