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Recycling Guidelines Do not place recycling outdoors until the night before your collection day. Keep recyclables clean, dry, and empty. Do not bag recyclable items—leave them loose in the recycling
Public Records Requests Request Public Records here: https://coralgablesfl.justfoia.com/publicportal/home/newrequest
The collection, disposal, and recycling of trash for duplexes and multi-family are serviced by Waste Management of Dade County. You can contact Waste Management at 786-450-5699 or email dadesupport@wm
The collection, disposal, and recycling of trash for commercial properties are serviced by Waste Management of Dade County. You can contact Waste Management at 786-450-5699 or email dadesupport@wm.com
What is trash? Yard debris and small household items, such as furniture. Where to place? Yard debris and items are collected from the swale/trash pit in front of the property Yard debris can be placed
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
Desiree Liguori is an Assistant City Clerk for the City of Coral Gables. In this role, she assists the City Clerk by implementing new innovative ideas to tackle process issues throughout the city
Yolande “Yoli” Davis is a Deputy City Clerk for the City of Coral Gables. In this role, she reports directly to the City Clerk and works to ensure the guardianship of the city’s legislative records
Billy Y. Urquia was appointed City Clerk of Coral Gables on January 1, 2019. In this role, he is one of the three constitutional officers appointed by the City Commission and serves as the Corporate