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Coastal Mayors Join Forces for Beach Renourishment
Proclaim Beach Alliance
The City of Miami Beach, along with several other coastal towns, joined forces on Thursday, July 9, to urge
the county, state and federal government to develop long-term solutions to restore our beaches impacted by erosion. Beaches are the most important economic engine for South Florida's coastal cities.
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July is National Park & Recreation Month Celebrations all Month Long!
To celebrate, Miami Beach Parks & Recreation department is hosting some exciting events for the entire family and their pets! Our first event will be our Doggie Luau this Sunday, July 12, 2015, 10:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m., at the Washington Dog Park, 201 2 Street. Don't miss out on contests, giveaways & more!
Click here for all events!
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The Fourth of July Celebration was Spectacular
Legendary musician Dave Mason brought in our firework show with a performance that got people up on their feet and dancing. Don't worry if you missed the fireworks show, we've got you covered. Click here to watch a portion of our fireworks spectacular. Special thanks to our amazing sponsors: Coca-Cola, Terra, Core Power, Zico Water, Fanta, Coke Zero, Vitamin Water, MB Suncare, Green Monkey, North Beach Property Owners Association, and Car2Go! Thank you to all who came out and celebrated with us, we look forward to seeing you back next year! |
Point, Click, Register & Let the Fun Begin! Register for Classes and Activities with Ease Online
We've made registering for all Parks & Recreation activities and classes, easier than ever. Download our step by step guide to create your online profile and start registering for classes today! Click here to download the guide > Click here to begin the registration process |
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Congrats to the Newly Promoted & Awarded Miami Beach Firefighters!
Taking on the role of division chief of support services, Darryl Bell becomes the first
African-American to have risen through the ranks of the Miami Beach Fire
Department to assume this leadership and management role within the department.
We'd like to congratulate the men and women of the Miami Beach Fire Department on their new promotions and awards. Thank you for
continuously
protecting our city, its residents and visitors.
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Hot off the Press! Download MB Magazine Today!
The summer issue of MB magazine is FREE and online! In this issue, you get to meet our team, learn about our partnership with FIU, the renovations to Venetian Islands and meet the new operators of the North Beach Bandshell. Click here to read the magazine online |
Condo Workshops Presented by the Department of Business & Professional Regulations, Division of Condominiums, Bureau of Compliance
3 p.m. - 6 p.m. July 20, Commission Chambers - Certification for Board Members September 16, Commission Chambers November 5, City Manager's Large Conference Room
For more information, contact Caroline DeFreze at cdefreze@miamibeachfl.gov or 305.673.7010 |
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Food Truck & Music Fest Continues at Bandshell
Fourth Wednesday of the Month
Fourth Wednesday of Each Month Wednesday, July 22 - Tremends
North Shore Bandshell, 73 Street & Collins Avenue
Food Trucks: 5 p.m. - 10 p.m. Live Music: 6 p.m. - 9 p.m. Share the event on Facebook with you friends and family |
New Miami Beach Weather Hotline Check on Weather and Beach Conditions Daily
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| Miami Beach - New Daily Beach Conditions Hotline |
Miami Beach Ocean Rescue has launched a dedicated beach conditions weather hotline. People can call the hotline at 305.673.7714, to hear a recorded message that provides new weather and beach conditions daily. The hotline will provide information on tide conditions, water temperature, high and low air temperature and details of the colored flag warnings-and what the flag colors mean. The hotline will be updated daily at 8 a.m. and a live representative is available all week long from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. |
| Obey the Laws, Share the Road Police Enforcement of Bicycle & Pedestrian Laws Underway Citywide Pedestrians: No jaywalking. Obey all traffic laws. Use crosswalks. If no sidewalks are present, walk against the direction of traffic to see oncoming vehicles. Push the button to get the walk signal. Be visible. Wear bright, reflective colors on your clothes, shoes, belts and wristbands. Motorists: When passing a cyclist, keep a three-foot distance between your vehicle and the bicycle. Look out for approaching cyclists before opening your car door when parked. Do not turn into crossing pedestrians at crosswalk. Cyclists: You must follow traffic rules of the road including stop signs and traffic signals. Ride in the same direction as vehicles and yield when making turns. Yield to pedestrians when riding on a sidewalk. No bike riding on Lincoln Road between 9 a.m. and 2 a.m. Read more rules. Watch video > |
See Something, Say Something Be on the Lookout for Thieves
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Miami Beach: See Something, Say Something!
Copper Wire Theft
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Miami Beach Police are asking for the public's help in being additional eyes and ears in the community to crack down on thieves targeting copper wire. Remember, if you See Something; Say Something - call 911 immediately to report suspicious activity. |
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Alton Road & West Avenue Projects
Free Park & Ride Alton/West Loop Trolley
WEST AVENUE (Miami Beach Public Works) Click for more project information (pdf)
ALTON ROAD (FL Dept of Transportation)
Continuous work on 10 Street between Alton Court and West Avenue and at the street end west of West Avenue, July 13 through July 17. 10 Street will be closed to through traffic between Alton Court and West Avenue. One lane on West Avenue near 10 Street may be closed at times while the contractor performs work in the area. Work continues on Alton Road between 6 Street and Michigan Avenue, areas of on-street parking will be temporarily closed as needed during this work. One northbound and/or southbound lane may be closed during daytime hours as needed to continue performing the work.
More information on Alton Rd, West Av & Collins Av projects:
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Plan & Prepare - Hurricanes and Beyond Stay Prepared with Helpful Safety Tips
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| Miami Beach Plan & Prepare: Hurricanes & Beyond 2015 |
From identifying common weather terms to providing you practical steps to take to protect your property and keep your family safe, we will cover all aspects of how to prepare for a hurricane. Download the Hurricane Guide here. En Espanol |
Free OpenGov Web Tool The City's Revenues and Expenses, Now an Open Book
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| Miami Beach OpenGov - Revenues and Expenses an Open Book |
The City of Miami Beach has a new interactive financial transparency portal that provides the public with access to the city's financial information. Click here to read up on our new tool. Click here to browse and use the new tool. |
| View the Miami Beach Historic Photo Exhibit Available Now thru September at Art Deco Museum For the City of Miami Beach's centennial celebration, the city exhibited its selections from its wonderful photo archives at City Hall. If you missed it, fear not! Museum located at 1001 Ocean Drive.
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| Miami Beach Centennial Photo Exhibit |
Pass by the Art Deco museum and experience Miami Beach through the years. |
Is Your Child's Car Seat Properly Secured? Miami Beach Fire Department Teaches & Checks Child Safety Seats
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| Miami Beach Beat - Car Safety Seat Program |
Make an appointment with Lt David Garcia to get your child's safety seat checked for proper placement and security.
305.673.7123 x2834 | DavidGarcia@miamibeachfl.gov
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Let's Keep Traffic Moving! No Stopping, Standing or Waiting! Watch & Share Video.
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| Let's Keep Traffic Moving Miami Beach, Public Service Announcement |
Effective immediately, in an effort to alleviate traffic congestion citywide, there is a zero tolerance for any stopped vehicle impeding the flow of traffic. Your vehicle is subject to being cited and/or towed.
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Get Techy With New Miami Beach Apps
New Apps to Keep you Connected with the City
Report a Problem, See Live Traffic, Find & Pay for Parking, Travel, Track the Trolley, and More
With the new Miami Beach e-Gov app you can report a problem, see live traffic, find & pay for parking, travel, track the trolley, and more! It is now available for the iPhone and Android. Contact information, maps, tweet feed, all at your fingertips.
Check out our new online app webpage where you can learn more about new Miami Beach apps: Parkmobile, ParkMe Miami Beach, Miami Beach Information, BeachView, Miami Beach ParksnReview, and Miami Beach FloodApp, Miami Beach ParkMe, and TSO Mobile (Trolley).
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| Track the Trolley on the FREE Miami Beach e-Gov App |
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Recycle, It's Easy & It's the Law
Start Recycling Programs Now, Enforcement Underway www.miamibeachfl.gov/recycle
All residential buildings (apartments & condos) and businesses must have recycling programs. It is required by City Code. Contact your waste hauler or other recycling company to initiate a recycling program for your building or business.
Single-bin Recycling: Residents living in multi-family buildings that do not currently offer recycling can take their recyclable trash (no sorting necessary) to 75 ST + Dickens Ave (which also recycles electronics) and 210 Second Street.
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For real-time traffic accident reports, call 511 or go to
www.fl511.com
or follow @fl511_southeast on Twitter. Miami Beach traffic incidents: @MiamiBeachNews - available on Miami Beach eGov app.
Also, subscribe to weekly Traffic Advisories via email. Click update profile on the bottom of this email and then add yourself to the list. Construction information & updates> |
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com-mu-ni-ca-tion (n)
An exchange of information in Miami Beach
MBTV is also streamed live online, available on your smart phone or tablet and Roku.
MBTV is seen on Atlantic Broadband 77, 90 & 107.3 and ATT U-Verse, 99 & Roku.
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Government in Action Commission Meetings & Workshops Board & Committee Meetings Original Video Programs
Watch meetings live on MBTV, available on Atlantic Broadband 77, 90 & 107.3 and AT&T Uverse 99, Roku and on-demand online (available on smartphones and tablets too).
TV Schedule Watch Live Archives
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| Stop Government Corruption Report Suspected Wrongdoing to FBI Your cooperation is needed to root out corruption. If you suspect any wrongdoing of a government employee, please report it anonymously to the FBI hotline at 305.944.9101.
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Hang this poster at your business, it is required. Visit
Human Rights webpage for more information & forms to file complaints.
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