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Did you know that there is a watering restriction in Miami-Dade County? Water conservation is vital to the preservation of South Florida's ecosystems. In Miami-Dade County, water restrictions are
Miami-Dade County has instituted more rigorous standards for new and replacement onsite sewage treatment and disposal systems (OSTDSs), commonly referred to as “septic tanks” or “septic systems.”
The mayor and new commissioners were sworn in the morning of April 28, 2023. Below are links to the city commission page, the commissioners' bios, and election information. City Commission page Mayor
Swale responsibly. Living in a beautiful city takes a commitment from everyone in the community. An often-overlooked part of a home’s front exterior is the swale. A swale is a low and often grassy
Visit our Elections page for more information! Coral Gables residents, the municipal runoff election is April 25. There are important changes to election laws. A request for a vote-by-mail (VBM)
We are pleased to let city residents and businesses know that FPL plans to convert all neighborhood (lateral) lines from above ground to underground. For several years, the City of Coral Gables has
Thanks to a 20-year Development Agreement between the City of Coral Gables and the University of Miami, Coral Gables residents can receive up to four free tickets per household for UM sports games
Going to visit the Development Services Building? Visitors can now check the wait times online before heading over to ensure a more expedient process. “Providing a glimpse into waiting times is part
Tuesdays with Tony is a new Economic Development department initiative to assist new and existing businesses with one-on-one guidance regarding permits, plans submissions, code issues, and more. Tony
Each single-family residence is receiving a new recycling bin in the upcoming weeks. The new 22-gallon, blue bins have lids. If your recycling is picked up on Mondays, you should be receiving your new