The Art and Public Places Board (AIPP) of the City of Miami met on March 9, 2026, to elect officers, consider public art selection for a senior center, amend board appointment procedures, and debate the administration of the public art program, including the handling of major projects like Miami Freedom Park and the City Administration Building.
By completing our traffic form online, you can report your traffic problems and describe the location and your concerns in detail. After receiving your report, the city of Miami will conduct a traffic study in your area within one to two months. This study will track the number of cars driving through the area as well as their speed. Once the study is completed, the Office of Transportation will notify you with recommendations based on the results. So if you're concerned about the safety of your neighborhood and want to request traffic calming measures like speed humps or traffic circles, please call us at 3054161200 or complete our online traffic form. Let's work together to keep our streets safe. You should A go slowly until the traffic ahead moves. B get as close as possible to the other car. C. Stay out of the intersection until you can pass through. D sound your horn to make the cars move up. The correct answer. Entering a blocked intersection can cause gridlock and may be illegal. Only move forward when there's enough space for your vehicle to fully clear the intersection. No no down. Turn it off. Get a hand. Lose the bells and whistles. Drive without distractions. Hello, my name is Lesser Delgado. Welcome to River House Wine and Bar, and this is New on the Blood. Miami River House is a collapse of the old world, the history of this place with all the new cultural influence that we've had in our city all these years. And we blend everything in one place. Miami River House Wine and Bar is located inside the oldest operating hotel in Miami. We are in the river district, which is between Little Havana and Brico. In River House Wine and Bar, you're gonna find a piece of history, the architecture of the place, the blend of the nature with interior design that we've done, and you'll find here great music, you will find here great vibes, you will find here great food and great cocktails as well as wines. We come from the hospitality industry in the hotels side. And I can think of a better place to start a business, especially in this industry, which is uh which is a tough industry. We are the oldest hotel in Miami, so we're definitely here for the long run. Our idea is for this to be a place where you can create memories where everybody comes together is that place that you feel that you're comfortable at your home without having to deal with the also and bustle of the city. So we're definitely looking into River House Wine and Bar to be here for many many years for people to create good memories. Positive self-talk comes from finding positive voices. I block out the rest. Love your mind. Illegal dumping is a real issue here in the city of Miami. The disposing of bulky trash and yard waste should be done following the city's once-a-week bulky trash collection schedule. Residents who do not receive City of Miami Solid Waste services can bring bulky trash items to our Department of Solid Waste Mini Dump facility located at 1290 Northwest 20th Street. It is open Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. through 4 p.m. And on Saturdays at 8 a.m. through 12 p.m. Please visit WWMZeroWace.com for your collection, schedule, and guidelines. By working together, we can create a cleaner, healthier, and more sustainable Miami for our residents. Attention at all certificados que operan dentro de los limites de la ciudad de Miami. For favor mantengos desagues livres de restos de hojas y escombros. Los desagues obstruidos wouldn't cause inundations in nuestros vecindarios. Juntos, podemos proteger nuestra ciudad. Notice a damaged sidewalk in Miami. If you've come across a sidewalk in Miami that's broken, uneven, or damaged by tree roots, we want to know. Before reporting, verify the sidewalk is within City of Miami limits by checking the city's website.