North Beach Compost Hub Pick Up & Workshop
Learn about native plants in the area with naturalist and educator Corrine Mariposa of Miami Seed Share at the North Beach Compost Hub. Remember to bring water and wear cool clothing. If you’d like to take home compost, be sure to bring a container.
Saturday, July 29
8 AM - 12 PM
8440 Collins Avenue
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Adaptive Beach Days
Hosted by the Sabrina Cohen Foundation, "Adaptive Beach Days" is a pop-up program that provides full-service access to the ocean for people with various disabilities with the help of trained staff, volunteers, access decks, beach wheelchairs and other adaptive equipment.
Sunday, July 30
11 AM - 3 PM
6475 Collins Avenue
Beach days will run through November on every third Sunday of the month.
Click here to register as a participant or volunteer.
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Lincoln Road Kids Club with Moonlighter FabLab
Moonlighter FabLab has partnered with Lincoln Road to organize a free monthly summer series of unique project-based STEAM sessions for kids and families.
This month, assemble a fun, battery-powered circuit that powers a balancing micro bot and test their designs through play in order to learn about basic engineering, motors, circuits, and the principles of balance.
Sunday, July 30
10 AM - 12 PM
Moonlighter FabLab
1661 Pennsylvania Avenue
Ideal for elementary and middle school students. Register.
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Family Day at the Bass
Join exhibiting artist Kerry Phillips and explore themes of remembrance, playfulness and connectivity. The Bass’ resident art therapist will be on hand to facilitate the creation of memory jars as a way to preserve and remember what has meaning to us. Families will have the chance to tell the story of their memories through pictures, words and found objects.
Sunday, July 30
2 PM - 4 PM
The Bass Musuem of Art
2100 Collins Avenue
FREE
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Ocean Drive Promenade Music Series
Enjoy Miami Beach Music Festival's Alumni Broadway and Zarzuela at the Ocean Drive Association’s free weekly music series.
Sunday, July 30
6 PM
Lummus Park, between 14 Street & 14 Place
Pack a picnic blanket or lawn chair to save your seat on the lawn. Rain location is inside The Betsy Hotel BBAR.
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Homebuyer Education Workshop
Do you live in the City of Miami Beach? Are you thinking about buying a home? The City of Miami Beach & NHSSF invite you to a Homebuyer Education Workshop.
Saturday, July 29
9 AM - 6 PM
North Shore Park & Youth Center
501 72 Street
Find the answers to your questions about the home buying process. Topics that will be discussed during this event:
- Renting vs owning
- Preparing for a mortgage application
- The importance of housing counseling
- How to determine your Area Mean Income (AMI)
- How to obtain the best loan
- Government assistance programs with down payment and closing costs in the City of Miami Beach
This 8-hour HUD-certified workshop is for Miami Beach residents only. The workshop is funded by the City of Miami Beach Community Development Block Grant Program.
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Free Forbes Travel Guide Hospitality Training
The Miami Beach Visitor and Convention Authority has partnered with Forbes Travel Guide to offer free hospitality trainings to both Leadership and Frontline level employees. Two sessions will be offered on Monday, July 31.
Leadership
1 PM - 2:30 PM
Designed for managers and leadership.
Frontline
3:30 PM - 4:30 PM
Designed for staff and front-line level employees.
This webinar is available to all hospitality employees free of charge. Register today!
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Last Chance: Apply for Miami Beach Rising Above Grants
The City of Miami Beach is offering a grant opportunity for organizations with a focus on environment, sustainability and resilience. The city is seeking community-based organizations with the experience to undertake innovative projects or programs.
The city will award a total of $90,000 to be distributed amongst several organizations. Each proposal can request a maximum of $30,000. The city, at its sole discretion, reserves the right to amend the distribution of funds and project/program scope.
The application period closes on July 31 at 5 p.m. Learn more.
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Gas-Powered Leaf Blower Ban - Full Enforcement to Commence August 1
The Miami Beach City Commission voted unanimously to phase out gasoline-powered leaf blowers as part of the city’s commitment to achieve carbon neutrality by 2050.
Similar to the city’s regulation on polystyrene and plastic straws/stirrers, the new ordinance followed a phased implementation approach. The nine-month warning period began on November 1, 2022 and lasts through July 31, 2023. Full enforcement will commence on August 1, 2023.
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MBPD National Night Out
Join Miami Beach Police for National Night Out!
Bring your family for a free, fun-filled community event with music, food, a kid’s zone, auto theft demo, vehicle displays and more.
Tuesday, August 1
5 PM - 8 PM
Miami Beach Police Department
1100 Washington Avenue
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Miami Beach PAL Book Bag Giveaway
Join the Miami Beach Police Athletic League for their 21st Annual Book Bag Giveaway.
Wednesday, August 2
5 PM - 7 PM
North Shore Park & Youth Center
501 72 Street
Book bags will be given away on a first come, first served basis while supplies last. Parents must bring proof of residence and child's school ID or birth certificate. Only for K-12 students that attend a Miami Beach or North Bay Village school. For more information, contact events@miamibeachpal.org or call 305.531.5636 ext. 21.
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Back to School Resource Fair
The Miami Beach Office of Housing & Community Services invites Miami Beach families to attend the city's Back to School Resource Fair!
Saturday, August 5
11 AM to 3 PM
2000 Convention Center Drive
The event will feature family-friendly games like Jenga and Connect4 while Miami Beach kids will receive free backpacks. Light snacks and beverages will be provided.
Representatives from Legal Services of Greater Miami and the Florida Immigrant Coalition will be on hand to answer questions about tenant rights and immigration.
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Free Bulk Waste Drop-Off
Our monthly free bulk drop-off is this weekend!
Miami Beach residents can drop off bulk trash Saturday, August 5 and Sunday, August 6 from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. at 140 MacArthur Causeway (Terminal Isle) or 75 Street and Dickens Avenue.
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Nominations Now Open: Hispanic Heritage Month Awards
The Miami Beach Hispanic Affairs Committee is seeking nominations for the 2023 Hispanic Heritage Month Awards.
The awards are intended to honor members of the Hispanic community who live or work in the City of Miami Beach and who have made a positive contribution to the community in their respective professions.
The committee will select individuals or businesses from the following categories:
- Individual - educator, public safety personnel, social service provider, artist, youth (under 18 involved in community service), adult contributing to the success of youth and any Hispanic Miami Beach community member.
- Business - Business, business owner, or employee of a qualified business (must have at least 51% Hispanic ownership). Each nomination must include the nominee’s full name, address, phone number and a detailed explanation of the nominee’s contribution to the community.
Nominations must be received by 5 p.m. on Friday, August 18, 2023. The awards will be presented during the Miami Beach Hispanic Heritage Month Celebration in October.
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Miami-Dade County Transit Survey
Help guide the future of Miami-Dade County Transit!
The Miami-Dade County Department of Transportation and Public Works needs your input to help develop a vision and action plan for the public transportation system in our community. Feedback will influence the creation of a more efficient, sustainable and inclusive transportation network.
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Smorgasburg Miami on Lincoln Road
Presented by the Lincoln Road Business Improvement District (BID), Smorgasburg Miami continues to host a weekly market every Friday from 5:30 p.m. - 10:30 p.m. in the Lincoln Road District, featuring a lineup of best-in-class food trucks and tent vendors.
Fridays
5:30 PM - 10:30 PM
1100 Block of Lincoln Road
Lenox Avenue will be closed for the event, allowing families and attendees a place to walk and enjoy their food.
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Weekend Markets Close August 6
Last chance to stop by one of our weekend markets where vendors offer specialty items, along with fresh fruit, refreshing smoothies, baked goods, florals, plants and more.
The Lummus Park Artisanal Market is on Saturdays and Sundays from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. between 6 - 8 streets in Lummus Park.
The Collins Park Market is at 22 Street & Liberty Avenue on Saturdays from 11 a.m. - 5 p.m.
The markets will be closing after a final activation on Sunday, August 6 in Lummus Park.
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Beat the Heat
Temperatures in our area can rise to sweltering levels at any time during the year, but especially during the summer months. Climate conditions are such that we could experience a heat wave – an extended period of extreme heat that could be dangerous and life-threatening without proper precautions.
Here are some tips to help beat the heat:
- Stay indoors as much as possible and limit exposure to the sun.
- Never leave children or pets alone in closed vehicles.
- Drink plenty of water; even if you do not feel thirsty.
- Check on family, friends, and neighbors who do not have air conditioning and who spend much of their time alone.
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Protect Your Pets from Extreme Heat
Temperatures in Miami-Dade County have reached record highs this summer— and the asphalt can get 40-60 degrees hotter than the air outside.
If you wouldn't walk barefoot on the concrete for more than a few seconds, imagine your dog's paws when touching the asphalt. To test the temperature of the ground, you can perform the "seven second test" by touching the ground with the back of your hand. If you are unable to keep your hand on the ground for more than seven seconds, it's too hot to take your pet for a walk.
For more ways to protect your furry friend from extreme heat, follow the tips below:
- Try to walk pets in the morning or evening, before the sun is at its hottest
- Providing pets with ample shade and water
- Walk them on grass or meadows to avoid pavement or asphalt
- Learn the signs of heat stroke
- Never leave pets inside the car
By following these tips, you can protect your pet from heat stroke and first, second- and third-degree burns.
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MB Magazine Summer 2023
The latest issue of MB magazine is out now!
This edition of MB gives readers a backstage pass to meet Stéphane Denève, the new maestro at New World Symphony, who picks up the baton from 12-time Grammy Award winner Michael Tilson Thomas. Our feature: “New Maestro in Town” on page 32, also brings you the stories of some of the world-class fellows whose musical journeys brought them to Miami Beach. One young couple even managed to find love amid the orchestra strings.
On page 8, “Home is Where the Tanks Are” takes us high above Miami Beach to meet the team of artists who traveled from the Madrid-based Boa Mistura art collective in Spain to install a unique public art project involving two, 3-million gallon water tanks. At the center of the project is a heartwarming poem by 16-year-old Valentina Mena who wrote about leaving her native Argentina for a chance at a better life with her family in Miami Beach.
On page 46, we reminisced with Miami Beach PD Police Chief Rick Clements in “Violent Crime Drops as Police Chief Looks Back on 33-Year Career.”
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Fight the Bite
Florida residents should take precautions by applying bug spray, avoiding areas with high mosquito populations, and wearing long pants and shirts when possible - especially during sunrise and sunset when mosquitos are most active.
To prevent the bite and spread of disease by mosquitoes, remember to drain and cover.
- Flush water from water-bearing plants so they don't become a breeding ground for mosquitoes. Disposing of excess water at least once a week disrupts the mosquitoes' life cycle, preventing mosquito egg deposits and killing existing larvae in the process.
- Survey your garden and backyard, checking landscaping for current and future locations of standing water. Mosquitoes need as little as a bottle cap of water to reproduce, so every little bit counts.
- Eliminate all sources of standing water by emptying potential water-holding yard items, including pots, buckets and wheelbarrows weekly. Make sure to drain items more frequently following rainfall.
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Mark Samuelian Awards in Urban Resilience for 2023
Non-profit Resilience Action Fund has started a resilience awards program to honor Miami Beach Commissioner Mark Samuelian (1963-2022) and build on his legacy of sustainability and resilience.
The awards will recognize individuals and organizations that have demonstrated practical success in implementing hazard-resilient measures and strategies in residential properties across South Florida. These can be located in any of the following seven counties: Miami-Dade, Broward, Monroe, Collier, Palm Beach, Hendry, and Lee.
Applications are now being accepted for the first annual Mark Samuelian Awards in Urban Resilience. The submittal period will be open until August 15, 2023. Winners will be announced at an awards reception on October 26, 2023 at The Wolfsonian/FIU in Miami Beach.
• 1st prize: $5,000
• 2nd prize: $2,500
• 3rd prize: $1,000
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Fertilizer Ban
Biscayne Bay provides recreational, cultural and economic well-being for our entire community. Show our bay some love by keeping it fertilizer free.
Biscayne Bay has suffered recent fish kills from degraded water quality. Fertilizer application is banned in Miami Beach and broader Miami-Dade County from May 15 through November 1.
As a homeowner, property manager or landscaping professional, you can help protect our natural habitats by following the guidelines and restrictions on our fertilizer ordinance.
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Join the Miami-Dade 2023 Solar Co-op
At home watching your electric bills go up? We’ve teamed up with Solar United Neighbors to bring you the Miami-Dade 2023 Solar Co-op.
By joining, you’ll learn how solar works and what it takes to go solar. Then, you’ll have the opportunity to go solar at the group rate, alongside your neighbors!
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Sea Turtle Season Continues
Sea turtle season runs through October 31. Multiple city departments are collaborating to help protect our favorite marine friends.
To minimize the disturbance to sea turtles and their nests, the city requires the reduction of artificial light sources from properties that may be visible from the beach.
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#NoFilter
As of January 1, 2023, the City of Miami Beach has banned cigarette smoking and other tobacco products from public beaches and parks as per Ordinance 2022-4509. Fines range from $100 - $500 or up to 60 days in jail.
Up to 98% of cigarette filters are made of plastic fibers, which leads to an estimated 1.69 billion pounds of trash each year and each butt can take up to 10 years to disintegrate.
Let’s all do our part and keep our beautiful city clean!
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MBAlert
Text "MBALERT" to 888777 to sign up to receive real time traffic, emergency and hurricane notifications from the City of Miami Beach right to your phone.
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Hurricane Season
Hurricane season began on June 1 and runs through November 30. Make sure you have a plan, build a kit and stay informed.
The City of Miami Beach wants to ensure the safety of all its residents, businesses and visitors. Visit our hurricane webpage for tips on how to stay safe this hurricane season and watch our hurricane special below, which will air regularly on MBTV (Channel 660 on Breezeline or Channel 99 on AT&T U-Verse) through the end of November.
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Fall Sports
The program begins the week of September 5.
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Fencing Classes
Join the youth and teen fencing programs, for ages 6 - 17, offered by the Davis Fencing Academy in the heart of Miami Beach. Discover the exhilarating sport of Olympic fencing, master essential techniques, and unleash your competitive edge.
Thursdays, starting August 24
Muss Park
4300 Chase Avenue
Youth: 6:30 PM - 7:30 PM
Competitive: 7:30 PM - 9 PM
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Play Pickleball
Come find out what's the big "dill" - play pickleball at the Miami Beach Tennis Center!
Miami Beach Tennis Center
North Shore Park
501 72 Street
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Commit to Be Fit!
#MBParks is offering free fitness center access for Miami Beach residents ages 14 and older during the month of July.
Open Sessions:
Mon. - Fri. 6:15 PM - 8 PM • SRYC & NSPYC
Sat. 9:30 AM - 5 PM • NSPYC
Sun. 9:30 AM - 5 PM • SRYC
Two convenient locations:
Scott Rakow Youth Center I SRYC
2700 Sheridan Avenue
North Shore Park Youth Center | NSPYC
501 72 Street
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Swim Team
Join the Miami Beach Parks and Recreation Department, in partnership with Swim Gym, for a competitive swim team program.
Scott Rakow Youth Center Pool
2700 Sheridan Avenue
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Group Fitness Classes
Class schedule:
Tuesday at 7 AM - Total Core
Thursday at 7 AM - Vinyasa Yoga
Friday at 7 AM - H.I.I.T.
Sunday at 8 AM - Power Yoga
First class is only $8 with code “NEW8”.
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Musical Theater Classes
Join #MBParks for musical theater classes!
Private and group lessons are available at Scott Rakow Youth Center at 2700 Sheridan Avenue.
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Snapology Inclusion
Snapology Inclusion is the 3rd Friday of every month.
6 PM - 7:30 PM (Ages 10+)
North Shore Park
501 72 Street
S.T.E.A.M. enrichments that enhance motor skills, social skills and cognitive thinking.
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Adaptive Ice Skating
#MBParks offers Adaptive Ice Skating on the 1st and 3rd Sunday of every month!
10 AM - 12 PM (Ages 5+)
Scott Rakow Youth Center
Barbara Medina Ice Rink
2700 Sheridan Avenue
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Gift a Beachwalk Brick
Miami Beach is inviting residents and visitors to give their friends and family a small piece of the city’s new Beachwalk.
The Miami Beach City Commission has approved the sale of $1,500 commemorative brick pavers that will be placed along the 26 Street entrance to the Beachwalk as a pilot program with the proceeds to fund educational programing in the city.
The personalized Beachwalk Bricks will remain on the oceanfront promenade for 10 years but may be extended for an additional period if the program is available. Inscriptions can include names or messages.
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Adopt-A-Bench
Are you looking for a creative way to celebrate a special occasion or acknowledge a loved one?
Miami Beach residents and visitors can now add a personal touch to our iconic city through recent enhancements of the Adopt-A-Bench Program.
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Open Play Chess
Looking for a challenge? Join us for free open chess play to practice, learn and sharpen your chess skills in a friendly environment.
Saturdays
12 PM - 2 PM
North Shore Park and Youth Center
501 72 Street
Sundays
12 PM - 2 PM
Scott Rakow Youth Center
2700 Sheridan Avenue
All ages welcome.
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Cardio & Calisthenics Fitness Classes
Get fit with #MBParks!
Saturdays at 9 AM
Collins Park Garage
340 23 Street
Free ongoing classes
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The Miami Jewish Film Festival: Summer Movies Under the Stars series presents a screening of Dungeons and Dragons: Honor Among Thieves (134 mins) a comedy film inspired by the celebrated board game.
Thursday, August 3
8:30 PM
Lummus Park
6 Street & Ocean Drive
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The Miami Jewish Film Festival: Summer Movies Under the Stars series presents a screening of Are You There God, It’s Me Margaret. (106 mins) a coming-of age film based on the famous novel sharing the same name.
Thursday, August 10
8:30 PM
Lummus Park
14 Street & Ocean Drive
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Miami Beach OnStage! in partnership with the Global Arts Project presents Javier Garcia. Born in Spain to a Cuban father and Irish mother, Javier Garcia is a composer, arranger, producer, multi-instrumentalist, and singer who performs in the realms of funk, reggae, world, funk, and Cuban rhythms.
Saturday, August 12
7 PM
Collins Park
2200 Libert Avenue
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New Online Conditional Use Permit Database
The City of Miami Beach has launched a new online database that will allow residents to access conditional use permits (CUP) approved by the Miami Beach Planning Board. The online database gives users the option of searching through more than 600 conditional use permits, including permits issued prior to May 2016 that had been previously unavailable online. The database is updated regularly and is searchable by address and zoning district.
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Download the EXP Miami Beach Tours App
Miami Beach proudly serves as an arts and culture hub, internationally recognized for a stellar collection of interactive and immersive experiences. With more than 15 world-class museums and cultural institutions, spanning fine modern and contemporary art to works in public places, visitors can easily discover the creative talent and communities that make up Miami Beach.
Through the new EXP Miami Beach Tours App, recently developed by the Miami Beach Visitor and Convention Authority, users can uncover curated walking tours and itineraries dedicated to showcasing the many wonders on Miami Beach including Art in Public Places, LGBTQ Top Five Sites, LGBTQ Nightlife Tour, Hidden Art, A Day Inside Miami Beach Architectural Wonders, Public Art and Iconic History in Miami Beach and Art Outside Tour by the Bass.
The EXP Miami Beach Tours App is now available via Apple and Google.
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Lithium-Ion Battery Safety Tips
Lithium-ion batteries are commonly used in devices such as cell phones, laptops, electric scooters and e-bikes.
Make sure to always read the manufacturer’s guide and follow the tips below to reduce the risk of fire:
- Make sure your device has the UL mark to certify it has been tested and meets safety standards.
- Don’t use off-brand products to charge your device.
- Follow the manufacturer’s charging and storage guidelines.
- Charge away from hot surfaces and flammable objects.
- Don’t use damaged cords.
- If the battery feels hot to the touch, unplug it and stop using it immediately.
- Call 911 if you see smoke or flames.
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Free Legal Assistance for Tenant Housing Defense
Miami Beach residents can make in person appointments to speak with a legal professional for free legal advice on housing matters.
Every Thursday
10 AM - 12 PM & 1 PM - 3 PM
765 17 Street
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South Beach Seafood Festival
The South Beach Seafood Festival returns October 18-21, 2023. Join us to celebrate our local leading chefs.
As a thank you to our community, the festival organizers are offering 50% off General Admission Tickets for Saturday, October 21 with the code "MIAMIBEACHRESIDENT" and 20% off all tickets with the code "MIAMIBEACHVIP".
Valid proof of address is required for entry.
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Current Beach Conditions
Visitors and residents can get a head start on their beach outings with the Miami Beach Ocean Rescue Safety & Weather Condition Report site updated daily, including weekends and holidays.
Available information includes the current beach warning flags being flown outside lifeguard towers on Miami Beach along with what they mean, low- and high-tide information, ocean water temperature, wind speed, wind direction, air temperature, lifeguard duty hours, sunrise and sunset times as well as surf conditions and any beach advisements.
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Fair Housing Spotlight
Transgender, non-binary, gender-fluid, drag king, drag queen, etc. - these are personal choices for each individual to make. And it is illegal to be treated differently in housing because of your gender identity or gender expression.
If you are facing discrimination, please take action by calling Housing Opportunities Project for Excellence (HOPE), Inc. at 305.651.HOPE (4673).
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Be Part of the Solution
Report street light outages, potholes, cracked sidewalks, illegal dumping and more on the MB eGov app in just a few simple steps.
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Download the Miami Beach e-Gov app in the Apple App Store or via Google Play.
- Tap "Report a Concern."
- Provide details and submit.
For immediate assistance, please call our 24/7 Control Room at 305.673.7625.
In the event of an emergency, please always call 911.
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Events Calendar
Make sure you never miss a meeting or event with our city calendar!
In the monthly view, you can narrow down your view based on category. For example, clicking on “City Government” will show you all of the upcoming public meetings. Watch the video below to learn more.
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Iguana Remediation Program
Iguanas are considered an invasive species in the state of Florida. Without natural predators, these animals have been able to multiply in record numbers — causing significant damage along the entire Florida coastline. Iguanas can destroy residential and commercial landscape and vegetation as well as threaten our native and endangered species. They can also transmit the infectious bacterium Salmonella to humans through contact with water or surfaces contaminated by their feces.
To further enhance remediation efforts, the city has hired several iguana removal contractors to provide removal services on public property, including parks, greenspaces and near waterways, seven days a week in South, Mid, and North Beach areas. Vendors will be posting signage in the vicinity of their work.
Our city will continue to prioritize curbing the iguana population as well as developing strategies for a long-term remediation program. Visit our Iguana Information webpage for more information.
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Lock It or Lose It
Reduce your risk of becoming a victim of vehicle theft. Always lock your doors and remove valuables from your vehicle, including your keys and key fob.
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Registration for Disabled Permit Holders
In order to regulate the parking of disabled permits in residential areas, the City of Miami Beach requires all disabled permit holders to register their tag numbers within their respected residential zones to utilize residential parking spaces. This excludes regular designated disabled parking spaces in residential areas.
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Join Our Team
The City of Miami Beach is seeking dynamic leaders to join our team in a variety of departments. As a valued and trusted member of our team, you will have an unprecedented opportunity to leave your mark on one of the greatest cities of the world.
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Make an Appointment with the Building Department
Making an appointment to see the Building Department is easier than ever!
Homeowner appointments are available virtually or in-person within 24 hours, Monday - Friday from 8 a.m. - 3 p.m.
Services for homeowners include: applying for a permit, dropping off construction documents, meeting with a trade chief to ask questions or receive clarification and more.
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CERT
The Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) training is a FEMA-funded program offered free of charge to interested residents and organizations. CERT training provides disaster preparedness skills for the hazards that may impact our area.
A workplace CERT program, designed to operate in any type of workplace environment, can support and enhance existing capabilities. CERT-trained employees can participate in efforts to increase the preparedness and resilience of the workplace and community. The Basic CERT training is a FEMA-funded program offered free and covers disaster preparedness for hazards that may impact the workplace and area.
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PulsePoint
PulsePoint is a smartphone app that alerts users who are trained if someone nearby in a public place has called 9-1-1 with an emergency that requires CPR. Only users within a .25 mile radius are notified. Only incidents that happen in a public place trigger a notification.
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Volunteers Needed
Volunteers needed! The City of Miami Beach is looking for volunteers to help homeless, free roaming community cats through the Trap, Neuter, Vaccinate and Return (TNVR) method. In addition, SoBe Cats is looking for volunteers to work at the Kitty Campus adoption facility, and/or to be a part of a feeding program.
The feeders play a vital role in the mission of SoBe Cats because not only do they supply the cat colonies with food and fresh water for survival, but they also act as the eyes and ears for cats in need of TNVR. Register to be a feeder.
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Stay up to date and connected with the city via our Engagement Toolbox. The toolbox includes:
- MB text alerts.
- E-newsletter sign-ups.
- Latest issue of MB magazine.
- Much more!
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