Search term: None

23 Results

Reduce, reuse, recycle

The City of Coral Gables and Keep Coral Gables Beautiful were recognized by the Florida Beverage Association for the city's Reverse Vending Machine Recycling Incentive Program which was unveiled on


Coral Gables Recognized at Gartner IT Symposium

The city of Coral Gables was recognized last week as a best-practice case study during the opening keynote at the Gartner IT Symposium/Xpo , hosted by the largest IT consulting firm in the world, with


International Coastal Cleanup 2022

Get ready to join millions of volunteers around the globe for the Ocean Conservancy’s 37th annual International Coastal Cleanup – the world’s LARGEST one-day volunteer effort for our oceans and


City Receives LEED For Cities Gold Certification

The U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC) recently announced that the City of Coral Gables has achieved LEED for Cities Gold certification. LEED, or Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design, is the


No More Air Potatoes!

The hunt for air potatoes is on! Air potato vines, a Florida invasive species, block the sunlight from native plants and suffocate them. Air potatoes are identified by their heart-shaped leaves with


Projects That Benefit the Community

The City of Coral Gables earned an Envision Bronze award from the Institute for Sustainable Infrastructure for Cocoplum 1 Pump Station. This award recognizes stakeholder involvement and delivery of


Bird Road Construction

For the next two months, the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) will be working on a stormwater drainage improvement project along Bird Road from east of Alhambra Circle to east of San Amaro


Keeping It Beautiful

Every week the Public Works Department coordinates improvement projects throughout the city, from sidewalks and bridge repairs to greenspace maintenance and beautification. “Keeping the City Beautiful


Becoming a Smarter City

The City of Coral Gables continues to expand its public Wi-Fi network as a part of the Smart Districts – Broadband Infrastructure Expansion Project. The city’s Innovation and Technology (IT)


Enjoy a New Floral Park

Lamar Louise Curry, a Coral Gables Garden Club member, bequeathed $200,000 to the Coral Gables Garden Club to work with the city on a beautification project. Her wish was granted in the form of a new