Coral Gables Residents Advised Not To Trim Trees As Tropical Storm Laura Approaches

City officials say there will be no additional pickups over the weekend.

Input Sought On Proposed Design For The Development And Beautification Of Lamar Louise Curry Park

A virtual community meeting on the project will be held at 6:30 p.m. on Aug. 13.

University Of Miami Professors & Students Design Reusable N95 Facemask With 3D Printer

The mask features a hole in the middle, where different types of medical pathogen filters can be inserted and replaced.

The Benefits Of Owning A Historic Home In Coral Gables

In 1973, the City became the first in Miami-Dade County To Enact An Historic Preservation Ordinance.

Lowe Art Museum Offers Mindfulness Practices

Mindful Looking invites participants to focus attention in different ways on a work of art three times a month.

Coral Gables City Officials Advise Residents To Reduce Their Use Of Fertilizer To Protect Waterways

Organic brands are recommended.

Coral Gables Celebrates 30th Anniversary Of ADA Accessibility

The Americans with Disabilities Act was signed into law on July 26, 1990.

The City Of Coral Gables Has Become An Official Affiliate Of Keep America Beautiful

Keep Coral Gables Beautiful will educate the community to reduce litter and improve recycling efforts.

Webinar For Advertising On Social Media Set For July 10

The City of Coral Gables will host the free virtual session for businesses.

Free 10 Minute Parking For Restaurant Take Out/Pickup Available In Coral Springs

50 spaces are currently available within the city.

Coral Gables Residents Asked To Fill Out The Police Department Survey

City officials say the answers will give the department valuable insight.

Residents Are Asked To Help Shape The Future Of Coral Gables By Participating In The 2020 Census

Information can be submitted online, by phone or through the mail.

Coral Gables Ammeds Face Mask Emergency Order

Masks and face coverings are now required indoors and outdoors at all times.

Reopening Of Venetian Pool & Youth Center Fitness Center Postponed Until Further Notice

Those who have already purchased tickets will receive a full refund.

Coral Gables Residents Can Register For Emergency & Evacuation Assistance Program

Those who know they will need help getting to safety during a hurricane are asked to register in advance.

Venetian Pool Reopens June 26

Tickets will not be sold at the door and can only be purchased in advance online.

Update On Reopening Of Coral Gables Economy, Summer P.L.A.Y. Care, And Fourth Of July Celebration

More businesses will be allowed to reopen Monday and youth camp begins June 15, but Independence Day fireworks are canceled.

Residents, Business Owners, Asked To Complete A Damage Assessment From Recent Rains

Miami-Dade County needs the assessments to be completed and submitted no later than Friday, June 5.

No-Swim Advisory For Journeys End And Solano Prado Waterways

Due to a sanitary sewer overflow affecting the Journeys End and Solano Prado waterways in Coral Gables, a no-swim advisory is being issued.

Coral Gables Suspends Drive-Through Coronavirus Testing

For your convenience, City has compiled a list of available centers that are providing viral tests and antibody tests in Miami-Dade County.

Coral Gables Park Facilities Expand Hours Of Service

Parks and Open Spaces above one acre in size will now be open Monday –Sunday from 8 a.m. to 7:30 p.m.

Coral Gables Fire Assists To Control Wildfire In Collier County

Despite the pandemic, the Coral Gables Fire Rescue Department assisted a neighboring fire department in fighting a massive forestry fire.

City Of Coral Gables Rescinds Curfew Order

Effective May 18, 2020, Mayor Raúl Valdés-Fauli has rescinded the city-wide curfew order.

Message From Coral Gables Mayor Regarding The First Phase Of Reopening

View this special message from the Mayor regarding the first phase of reopening.

City Of Coral Gables Allows For Limited Reopening Of The Local Economy With Conditions

Effective May 18th, retail, office, non-profit museums, public gardens, galleries, and personal grooming establishments are allowed to open.

Citywide Traffic Calming Projects In Coral Gables Move Forward

Coral Gables held community meetings regarding traffic calming projects prior to the outbreak of COVID-19 on January 22 for Zone 1.

Coral Gables City Purchases Land For New Firehouse

At an approximate cost of $2 million, City has purchased a portion of surface parking lot located at 1325 Sunset Drive for new Firehouse.

Coral Gables Announces Construction Work For City's Sanitary Sewer System

Work activities begin today, Monday May 4 from 8 a.m. until 6 p.m. and are expected to be completed within four weeks, weather permitting.

Coral Gables LED Street Light Conversion Is Underway

Approximately 75% of the citywide street light inventory will be converted to LED with a projected savings of over $19,000 annually.

Residents Make Caring Donation For Coral Gables City Staff

Long-time Coral Gables residents Patrick and Jude Alexander are inspiring example that during these times, we are all in this together.

Help Coral Gables City Keep The Bay Blue And Clean

Biscayne Bay and our canals are extremely sensitive to excess nutrients, so it is important to keep these nutrients out of the water.

City Of Coral Gables Reopens Community Recreation Facilities For Limited Use

Starting tomorrow, Wednesday, April 29th at 8 a.m., golf courses and tennis facilities in the City of Coral Gables will reopen.

Miami Fire-Rescue Saluting Residents With "Lights & Sirens" Procession

"Miami Fire-Rescue joins fellow departments across Miami-Dade County participating in the Friday evening salute to our community."

City of Coral Gables Special Bulletin For Covid-19 Update

Protect Yourself with Face Coverings

Cultural Grant Webinar Scheduled For April 2

The webinar will be held on Thursday, April 2, at 4 p.m. and is mandatory for all grant applicants.

New Clothes Mentor Store Ready to Start Buying in Plantation, FL

An exciting new addition to the area!

Coral Gables Ask Residents To Help Recycle Cardboard Boxes

A year-long public education campaign was conducted to inform the public that all cardboard boxes need to be recycled.

Coral Gables Among Top 10 Places To Live In South Florida

According to Money Inc., the City of Coral Gables ranks as the 7th best place to live in South Florida in 2020.

Construction Of Public Safety Building Is Progressing

This project is expected to be completed in Fall of 2020.

Managing Coral Gables' Urban Forest Tree Canopy

The City of Coral Gables has been named a Tree City USA for the past 35 consecutive years.