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MAU Park is the newest park coming to Doral as part of the new Police Substation project, thanks to a public-private partnership between the City and Millennia Atlantic University (MAU).

From January 23rd to January 25th, Mayor Juan Carlos Bermudez attended the U.S. Conference of Mayors (USCM) 87th Winter Meeting in Washington, DC along with more than 250 of the nation’s mayors.

In an effort to improve public safety and protect Doral’s buildings, properties and residents, the City of Doral has conducted a Community Rating System (CRS) 510 Progress Report for Fiscal Year 2018, with the support from the Mayor and Council.

More traffic light improvements in Doral! The City has been diligently working with the developer, the contractor, and Miami-Dade County to ensure the traffic signal at NW 107 Avenue and NW 60 Street is operational.

The City of Doral continues to communicate the news you want to know most about. Please email us at publicaffairs@cityofdoral.com and tell us what Doral news interests you.

In November, Doral voters approved the Doral Parks for Tomorrow Bond to fund the construction of high-priority future city-wide park projects. With the community’s clear message that parks are a top priority, the work has begun to ensure that these important projects are delivered in the same effective, efficient, and transparent manner our residents have come to know and expect. One of the first steps is establishing the Oversight Committee.

In 2018, the City of Doral joined the World Council on City Data (WCCD) for a second time as a WCCD ISO 37120 Platinum Certified city, joining the ranks of global cities like Barcelona and Dubai.

As part of the Mayor and Council’s continued commitment to public safety, the City of Doral will be investing funding to design, equip and construct the technology infrastructure required for a sustainable, efficient, and interoperable City of Doral Divisional Emergency Operations Center (EOC).

During Art Basel Week, Doral Legacy Park will be transformed into a modern garden for the Doral Arts & Flowers Festival, produced by Yola Guz and Ruben Consa, from the YOLA GUZ School of Floral Design. Sculptural pieces of art created with flowers, plants and organic elements using unconventional materials such as steel, aluminum and wood will adorn the interior and exterior of the community center and park.

As part of the Mayor and Council’s continued commitment to public safety, the City of Doral will be investing funding to design, equip and construct the technology infrastructure required for a sustainable, efficient, and interoperable City of Doral Divisional Emergency Operations Center (EOC).