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Mayor & City Council
The Mayor & Council acts as the Legislative body of the City,
providing policy direction for the City and other duties as prescribed by the City
of Miami Gardens’ Charter, State Statutes, and/or other applicable laws.
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City Manager’s Office
This department is responsible for oversight of the day-to-day operation
of the City through the various departments and contracts. The department is responsible
for ensuring that council policies are implemented and for recommending policy alternatives
to the Council.
The department is the home of the City's Community Outreach office, which is responsible
for the media relations, sponsored events and community Liaison.
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City Attorney’s Office
The City Attorneys Office provides legal advice, support and direction
to the City Council and the City staff in their capacity of performing official
City duties. The functions include review of contracts, drafting of Ordinances and
defending the City against legal actions.
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City Clerk’s Office
The City Clerks Office is responsible for maintaining City records
and Council actions. This responsibility include: attending City Council meetings,
taking minutes and recording official actions; providing notices of public meetings;
disseminating information and directives of the Council. This Office attests/certifies
all official documents of the City. The City Clerk Office is responsible for conducting
City elections, in coordination with the Miami-Dade County Supervisor of Elections
Office. More info >
Finance Department
This department is responsible for the accounting of all City funds, filing financial
reports, preparing ongoing analyses of the City’s financial position, preparing
& monitoring the annual budget and ensuring that our operations occur within
a sound financial foundation.
Human Resources Department
This department processes all employee-related needs, including:
recruitment, discipline, promotion, training, benefits administration and retirement.
The department also handles the Risk Management and Insurance activities of the
City and its employees. More info
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Community Development Department
This department is responsible
for the implementation and administration of federally and state funded programs
that are aimed to benefit our City’s low to moderate income residents and neighborhoods.
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General Services Department
This department is responsible for a number of activities necessary
to support the internal operations of the other City departments. These include:
Procurement; Fleet Maintenance, Asset Management, Information Technology, Facility
Maintenance, Building Security & Access, and Telephone & Communication Devices.
Procurement (Purchasing) Division
The Procurement Division is responsible for the purchase of all equipment,
supplies and services and ensuring the City’s actions are in accordance with the
State of Florida statutes, City Ordinances and NIGP Code of Ethics that govern the
Procurement process.
Information & Technology
This Division has responsibility for the monitoring and maintenance of the city’s
computerized network, hardware, programs and softwares; telecommunication devices
used in our municipal operations; as well as the various printers and other equipment.
Fleet Management
This Division is responsible for all aspects of the City's Fleet of vehicles
and construction equipment.
Public Safety Department
This department accounts for those activities associated with the
Police and public safety issues. It also has responsibility for interface with the
Fire-Rescue services provided by Miami-Dade County.
Police
The Miami Gardens Police Department has
assumed all law enforcement
responsibilities for the City effective
December 16th, 2007.
This newly-established agency has
over 200 members.
The Police Department’s contact
information is:
305-474-MGPD or 305-474-6473
1020 NW 163rd Drive
Miami Gardens, Florida 33169
www.mgpdfl.org
For Emergency Police Services,
please contact “911”.
School Crossing Guard Program
This program administers the school crossing guard services necessary to
support the 18 public elementary schools within the City. The services are currently
provided using approximately 80 part-time personnel.
Code Enforcement
Department
This department is responsible for the enforcement of the City’s various health,
safety and property maintenance codes. It is also responsible for the administration
of various City Ordinances, including: Occupational License, Alarm Registration,
Solid Waste Franchises, Gas Franchises and Certificates of Use for commercial entities
in the city.
Parks & Recreation
Department
Responsible for programming of recreational activities and maintenance
of the City’s 16 community parks.
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Parks Division
Maintenance is handled by the Parks Division. This includes landscaping,
janitorial, irrgation and general repairs.
Recreation Programming
Programs are currently administered by the Recreation Division staff. There
are approximately 50 employees servicing the city
with a variety of activities for children and adults.
Public Works Department
This department is responsible for the construction and maintenance
of the Streets, Sidewalks, Stormdrainage, Landscaping and Beautification activities
in the public right-of-way. It is also responsible for working with the community
to promote Environmental Education and Litter Reduction efforts.
Streets Division
The Streets Division handles the construction and maintenance of the various streets,
sidewalk, signage, entranceway features and fixtures in the public right-of-way.
The annual street paving program is administered by this division.
Stormwater Division
This division has responsibility for installing, cleaning and maintaining
the stormdrains and distribution lines, necessary to facilitate the removal of groundwater
from the surface. The services are currently being performed by Miami-Dade County’s
Public Works’ Division and is anticipated to brought in-house later in this fiscal
year.
Keep Miami Gardens Beautiful Program
This Division is responsible for working with the community to promote Environmental
Education, Litter Reduction and Beautification efforts. This is accomplished through
the efforts of community volunteers.
Development Services
Department
This encompasses two operating divisions: the Planning & Zoning Division and
the Building Services.
Planning & Zoning Division
This area is responsible for all planning-related activities of the city. The Long
Range Planning efforts focus on the City’s Comprehensive Development Master Plan
and related issues. The Current Planning efforts focus on the activities related
to permitting, land development and zoning.
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Building Services
This area enforces the minimum standards established by the South Florida Building
Code, through permitting and inspection activities on private property. These processes
include zoning review, site plan review, permitting and inspection of construction
done to properties within the city.
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