Fueling City Hall,
the Firehouse, and
Everyone In Between
A chef-driven meal program built around how the City actually works — four departments, four different schedules, one team making sure everybody eats well, whatever hour they clock in.
A Gap the City
Already Knows Is There
With the old cafeteria closed and a new one still under construction, "what are we going to eat" has landed on employees — and on whichever delivery app is fastest. tati. is built to close that gap properly.
Real Food, Not Fast Food
Without a cafeteria on-site, the default has become large recurring orders of Chick-fil-A and Uber Eats across the administration building and downtown offices. tati. replaces that ad hoc habit with chef-prepared, dietitian-considered meals built for a working city.
Every Building, Every DayBuilt Around Every Shift
A cafeteria — even a great one — runs on a 9-to-5 clock. The City doesn't. tati. reaches people on the overnight shift and the 5 a.m. shift, not just whoever's at their desk at lunchtime.
Not Just DaytimeOne Program.
Four Very Different Days.
Structured around the same four groups HR already organizes around. Same chef, same platform — tailored delivery and timing for each.
General / Administration
Standard business hours, and the natural place to prove the program out first. Also the hub for department meetings and all-day interview panels — both currently handled ad hoc.
Police
Feedback from officers has been consistent: on the midnight shift, there isn't a good option to eat. tati. makes sure that's no longer true.
Fire
Firehouses already cater when there's training — readiness is the culture. tati. slots into that same rhythm through one relationship instead of ad hoc orders.
Solid Waste
The earliest start in the City — crews on shift by 5 a.m. A new director already investing in employee events makes this group especially receptive.
One Kitchen.
One Platform.
Every Location.
tati. runs on a single Miami kitchen and a single ordering platform — tatimeals.com — so the City deals with one relationship, not a vendor per building.
Every Employee, Profiled
Dietary needs, preferences, goals — captured once per person.
Shift-Timed Delivery
Early and overnight windows for Solid Waste, Fire, and Police.
One Shared Calendar
Training days, interviews, meetings, and events — all in one place.
One Point of Contact
No vendor search, no per-department paperwork.
See It For
Your Department
Pick a group, move the sliders, and see what a program looks like at your headcount. Because the City is a tax-exempt public employer, this isn't a private-sector tax deduction pitch — it's a straight comparison of cost, coverage, and what it replaces.
General / Administration
Everyday lunch coverage for standard business hours — the easiest place to start while the program proves itself.
Standard Daytime CoverageWhat This Actually Changes
One Vendor, Not a Patchwork
Replaces department-by-department, event-by-event vendor searching with one standing relationship — one calendar, one invoice process, one point of contact.
Coverage Turnover Money Can't Buy Back
Municipal HR research consistently finds that replacing a trained officer, firefighter, or crew member costs far more than a year of a program like this — through overtime backfill, academy or onboarding time, and lost experience. A visible investment in the people working the hardest hours is cheap by comparison.
How We
Get Started
Exactly the path we discussed — no procurement bid required unless the City later wants tati. as a sole-source citywide contract.
Becoming an Approved
City Vendor
Rosidanny Presents to Angela
This proposal goes to Angela Roberts, HR Director, alongside the intake form already on file.
Citywide Visibility
tati. is announced citywide and listed on the internal SharePoint — no re-approval needed per department.
Departments Engage Directly
Police, Fire, Solid Waste, and General/Administration reach out directly — daily program, event catering, or both.
Breast Cancer Awareness Fair
A natural first citywide event to coordinate with Risk Management once approved.
The Program
Chef-prepared, personalized meals from tati.'s own Miami kitchen. Ordering and coordination run on tatimeals.com, live today.
Advisory Credibility
Jean-Claude Camus — former Assistant Deputy Minister of Health & Francophone Affairs, Ontario, with 30+ years in public-sector government service — advises tati. alongside Dr. Nathan Zaher, MD, an Internal Medicine Physician.
Let's Get City Hall Fed
Standing by for questions before this goes to Angela, and ready to start with whichever department or event makes sense first.