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Hawthorne Avenue Emergency Force Main Replacement Updates

Monday, May 18, 2026

What's Happening

The City of Miami Beach is continuing the emergency force main replacement along Hawthorne Avenue. The contractor has begun assembling the new replacement pipe to prepare for the pull back scheduled on Thursday, May 21. The first segment is expected to be completed by Friday, May 22.


Intersections along Hawthorne Avenue between 79 and 81 streets will be blocked during pipe assembly and pull back. Please follow posted detour signs.


Once the first segment is complete, parking restrictions between 79 and 80 streets will be lifted. Parking restrictions between 81 and 84 streets will begin on Friday, May 22 for the second segment.


Parking Alternatives

To assist affected residents, the City of Miami Beach is providing parking codes for Zone 26 participants to use municipal surface lots 108, 109, 110 and 111 for 24-hour parking. These codes are active now through Friday, June 5 or until further notice. Enter the code in the ParkMobile App.



Parking Code: CMBNBPW


City of Miami Beach residents may sign up for parking permits and programs by visiting the Miami Beach Parking website.

What to expect

  • Blocked intersections between 79 and 81 streets.
  • Pipe staging along Hawthorne Avenue.
  • Parking restrictions between 81 and 84 streets starting Friday, May 22.

Contact

For more information, please contact Neighborhood Affairs Coordinator Nicholas Levy at nicholaslevy@miamibeachfl.gov.


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