South Miami is celebrating what it says is a milestone in the fight to end homelessness. A press note South Miami published this week cited a to-be-released census the Miami-Dade County Homeless Trust conducted last month, which counted just three people experiencing homelessness in the city. That’s down from 15 to 20 in past years and follows a reported 43% decrease in unsheltered residents the Homeless Trust reported in February. Partnerships with Baptist Health South Miami and the Midtown Development Group, which contribute annually to shelter beds and support services, bolstered the effort. He credited former South Miami Police Chief Rene Landa and current Chief Reo Hatfield III for their “good work,” which officer Rodney Napier, Cassandra Lilavois, Melvin Lopez and Marcus Prather accentuated.