In an interview last week, Levine Cava declined to say whether she would veto the Gonzalez legislation if it got to her desk. But she did say she opposed the idea of ending Miami-Dade’s fluoridation program, which began in the 1950s.

Miami-Dade commissioners met on Tuesday and their agenda included a vote on whether or not the county’s public drinking water should have fluoride.

The change will take effect in 30 days, allowing residents to decide for themselves whether to consume fluoridated water.