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Coral Gables collects garbage from the side of single-family homes twice a week (Monday and Thursday or Tuesday and Friday.) Find your collection day using the link in the header. What is garbage
The average US household produces more than 20 pounds of household hazardous waste annually? To help dispose of this waste in an environmentally friendly way, the city hosts household hazardous waste
Information and resources on the actions taken by Coral Gables to assess and manage rising sea levels.
About The commission-manager form of government allows the city's residents to elect a five-member City Commission charged with providing community leadership and developing policies to guide the City
Melissa Castro was elected Coral Gables City Commissioner in April 2023. She is a result driven leader who is committed to her community. A graduate of Florida International University, Castro
Elected Coral Gables City commissioner on April 11, 2023, Ariel Fernandez’s goal is to increase engagement and be an advocate for residents. He began his career in public service as an intern during
Bio Kirk R. Menendez was elected Coral Gables City Commissioner in April 2021. He is a long-time community volunteer. For more than 40-years, he has dedicated much of his time to advocating for and
Rhonda A. Anderson was appointed Vice Mayor of the City of Coral Gables in May 2023. She was first elected to the Coral Gables City Commission in April 2021, receiving an overwhelming victory. She is
Bio Vince C. Lago was elected Mayor of the City of Coral Gables in April 2021 in a decisive victory. Mayor Lago is the youngest elected in the city’s history to hold this office. Prior to his election