The Miami Harbor Safety Committee (MHSC) brings together government, industry, recreational, and public stakeholders to identify and address issues affecting safety, mobility, and the environment across Greater Miami's navigable waterways. All full committee meetings are open to the public.

 The MHSC embraces open, liberal membership criteria. Any individual, organization, or entity with an interest in the safety, commercial viability, environmental health, or recreational use of Greater Miami's waterways is welcome to participate. All full committee meetings are open to the public, and there is no limit on non-voting participation. No dues are required to join.

 Stakeholder's include:

Port authorities, commercial vessel & terminal operators, harbor pilots, tug/tow operators, Miami River marinas and industries, shipping agents, commercial fishing, recreational boating, human-powered craft organizations, licensed charter operators, environmental organizations, waterfront developers, maritime labor, maritime legal community, and maritime education/academia.

Advisory Members include: federal, state, and local government agencies — USCG Sector Miami, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, NOAA, Miami-Dade County, City of Miami, FWC, FDOT, CBP, FDEP, and law enforcement partners

At-Large / Public Members — any member of the public may attend meetings and speak during the public comment period.