lunes, 9 de noviembre de 2020

City of Miami Beach

 

11.9.20 UPDATES

Tropical Storm Etawhich is about 125 miles WNW of Key West, no longer poses a threat to Miami Beach.

There are currently 480 customers out of power in Miami Beach.
FPL's restoration workforce is restoring outages as they happen.
Their crews will work continuously, as long as winds are below 35 MPH and conditions are safe. Please note there are multiple traffic signals out throughout the city, if a signal is out, please treat intersection as all-way stop. 

Trash Pick-Up
Residential garbage service and bulk pick up service has been cancelled for today. This area includes 1 Street to 41 Street from east to west including the islands that are on the city Waste Service that fall within this service area.

Regular pick up service will resume on the next scheduled pick up day for residential waste. which is Thursday, November 12. Waste Connections will resume bulk pick up service on Tuesday, November 10 for residents that were scheduled for today, November 9 and Tuesday, November 10.
Vehicle Pick Up
Residents who parked their vehicles in one of our municipal garages for safe keeping during the storm must pick up their vehicles tomorrow, November 10 at 6 p.m. to not be charged.

Upon exiting a garage, residents should be prepared to show a photo ID or utility bill showing a Miami Beach address.

Miami-Dade Transit Bus Service
Miami-Dade Transit will resume regular bus service at 3 p.m. today

Sidewalk Cafés
Sidewalk café operators may resume outdoor dining operations.
Beaches, Parks & Facilities
All beaches, parks, recreation facilities and programming will resume tomorrow, November 10 with the exception of the Normandy Shores Golf Club and Miami Beach Golf Club. Please contact each club for their availability.

City Hall
Miami Beach City Hall will reopen tomorrow, November 10.

Miami-Dade County Public Schools
No announcements have been made on school openings, please check the MDCPS website for updates.

Curfew
As a reminder, Miami-Dade County continues with a daily countywide curfew of midnight.
COVID-19 Testing
The County has yet to make a decision on when the drive-up COVID-19 testing site will resume operations.

The walk-up testing site will resume tomorrow, November 10 at the Miami Beach Convention Center.

Please check our dedicated Coronavirus webpage under the 'Testing' tab for updated information.
Resident Hotline
If you have any questions regarding Tropical Storm Eta, please contact our Resident Information Center at 305.604.CITY (2489). The hotline is open from 8 a.m. to 6:30 p.m.
Report Flooding
Did you know that the fastest way to get service to address flooding or any issue in the public right-of-way is to call our MB Control Room?

It’s staffed 24/7, 365 days a year.

Call 305.673.7625 to report flooding or submit photos via email to flooding@miamibeachfl.gov
Stay Connected and Informed
  • Follow us on Facebook and Twitter for real-time updates.
  • Download the Ready Miami-Dade (Ready MDC) mobile application from the County's Office of Emergency Management, available via Google Play and the App Store store.
  • Text MBTraffic to 888777 for traffic text updates and then MBAlert to 888777 to receive emergency alerts via text.
  • Visit www.mbalerts.com to sign-up for text/email/phone call alerts to receive emergency notifications and automatic weather alerts
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