Doral public meetings in 2025
24 substantive meetings from 2025, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Council Meeting
The Doral City Council will consider approving contracts for road resurfacing on NW 27 Street and NW 33 Street, as well as authorizing municipal sponsorships to local charities and a federal lobbying firm. The agenda also includes a public hearing for a site plan and a first reading of an industrial land-use text amendment.
- Approve $321,498.21 road resurfacing on NW 27 Street and NW 108 Avenue
- Approve $247,503.91 road resurfacing on NW 33 Street between NW 107 Avenue and NW 112 Avenue
- Authorize $2,450 in charitable donations to EAG Foundation, Latin American Foundation, and MCTIH
- Authorize $500,000 federal lobbying services with Continental Strategy LLC
- Public hearing for Prime Square Doral site plan at 102 Avenue and NW 74 Street
Local Planning Agency
The Doral Local Planning Agency will review text amendments to the Land Development Code and Comprehensive Plan, including changes to industrial zoning and the addition of fitness/sports uses. The body will also consider a small-scale land use amendment and a zoning map change for the Ritz Sky Mansions project at 3285 NW 107 Avenue.
- Text amendment to Land Development Code to add fitness/sports uses
- Text amendment to Comprehensive Plan to remove prohibition on entertainment/fitness uses
- Small-scale land use amendment for 3285 NW 107 Avenue (Office to Office and Residential)
- Zoning map amendment for 3285 NW 107 Avenue (O-3 to MF-4)
- Public hearing on Ritz Sky Mansions rezoning and land use
Special Council Meeting
The City Council will adopt a final millage rate of 1.6912 mills, a 6.53% increase, to balance the General Fund for fiscal year 2025‑26. It will also adopt the FY 2025‑26 budgets for multiple city funds, establish a Capital Improvement Projects Division, and rename the Office of Charter Enforcement to the Office of Inspector General. These actions are presented as resolutions and an ordinance during the special council meeting.
- Resolution 5A: Adopt final millage rate of 1.6912 mills (6.53% increase) and debt service millage of .4810 mills for General Obligation Bonds.
- Resolution 5B: Adopt FY 2025‑26 budgets for General Fund, Transportation Fund, Police Impact Fee Fund, and other city funds.
- Resolution 5B: Establish Capital Improvement Projects Division and rename Office of Charter Enforcement to Office of Inspector General.
- Ordinance 5C: Repeal Ordinance 2025‑36 and adopt Budget Resolution FY 2025‑26.
Council Meeting
The City Council will consider a consent agenda with multiple resolutions, including collective bargaining agreements with police lieutenants and officers/sergeants, a $1.48M contract for Doral Meadow Park playground renovation, and approval for a temporary ice skating rink at Downtown Doral Park. Additional items include various contracts, charitable donations, and budget adjustments.
- Collective bargaining agreements for police lieutenants and for police officers and sergeants
- Award of $1,476,270.92 for Doral Meadow Park Playground Renovation to Sky Living Co
- Approval for a temporary ice skating rink at Downtown Doral Park by Ft. Colour LLC
- Municipal sponsorships totaling $2,000 to three charities (Venezuela Awareness Foundation, Virtutem Populo, Monsenor Felipe Bello Foundation)
- Right-of-way maintenance services contract awarded to SFM Landscape Services for up to 3 years with renewal options
Local Planning Agency
The Local Planning Agency will hold public hearings on two proposed text amendments to Doral's Land Development Code. One would create Article XIX to establish review and approval procedures for Certified Recovery Residences. The other would create Section 74-171 regulating Kava and Kratom Establishments, including definitions and distance requirements. The agency will vote to recommend approval, denial, or no recommendation to the City Council.
- Text amendment creating Article XIX 'Certified Recovery Residences' in Chapter 74 of the Land Development Code
- Text amendment creating Section 74-171 for 'Kava and Kratom Establishments' with distance requirements and regulations
- Public hearings are quasi-judicial; testimony must be sworn
- Both items are recommendations to the City Council, not final decisions
Council Workshop
The Doral City Council will hold a workshop to discuss and set the city's 2026 legislative priorities. This is a discussion item only; no final vote is expected. The agenda is otherwise procedural.
- Discussion of 2026 Legislative Priorities (sponsored by Mayor Fraga)
Council Meeting
The City Council will review several resolutions regarding technology renewals, police department funding for drones and a command vehicle, and public works projects. The body is also considering a revised recreation fee schedule and various charitable sponsorships.
- Agreement for a Doral Police Department mobile command vehicle not to exceed $750,000.00
- Interlocal agreement with Miami-Dade County for canal maintenance totaling $1,990,780.00 over five years
- Approval of a revised recreation fee schedule for City of Doral Parks and Recreation
- Engineering services for roadway and drainage improvements on NW 104 Avenue not to exceed $96,870.09
- State financial assistance for a police aerial drone support project not to exceed $37,500.00
Local Planning Agency
The Local Planning Agency will hold a public hearing to consider recommending approval or denial of a zoning map amendment for two contiguous parcels totaling about 3.25 acres. The northern parcel would change from Industrial Commercial (IC) to Corridor Commercial (CC), and the southern parcel from General Use (GU) to CC. The property is located south of NW 74 Street and west of 102 Avenue.
- Resolution 25-6339: zoning map amendment for parcels 35-3017-001-0180 and 35-3017-001-0190 from IC and GU to Corridor Commercial
Special Council Meeting
The Doral City Council will vote on a resolution establishing a final millage rate of 1.7166 mills, an 8.13% increase over the rolled‑back rate, to balance the General Fund for FY 2025‑26. The council will also adopt Ordinance #2025‑36, which finalizes the FY 2025‑26 budget for multiple city funds and authorizes related tax levies. A separate resolution will approve new job descriptions, salary scales, and performance metrics for positions funded in the FY 2025‑26 budget.
- Resolution 5A: Adopt final millage rate of 1.7166 mills (8.13% above rolled‑back rate) and debt service millage of .4810 mills for general obligation bonds.
- Ordinance 5B: Adopt the FY 2025‑26 budget covering the General Fund, Transportation Fund, Police Impact Fee Fund, and other listed funds.
- Resolution 5C: Approve job descriptions, salary scales, and performance measures for new positions in the FY 2025‑26 budget.
- Public comments and hearings are scheduled before the votes.
- The meeting is a special council session held at 6:00 PM on September 17, 2025.
Council Meeting
The Doral City Council will consider resolutions to approve a legal settlement, authorize municipal sponsorships and service contracts, and adopt new grant programs for seniors and families. The agenda also includes renewals for IT software, wellness programming, and fuel purchases.
- Approving $925 sponsorship to Communitas DEI Association
- Authorizing $24,300 wellness program with Mind Body Social
- Approving $4,500 in charitable donations to three nonprofits
- Adopting Golden Hearts Senior Support Grant Program
- Approving Emergency Hardship Grant 4 Families Program
Local Planning Agency
The Local Planning Agency, acting as the City Council, will vote on a text amendment to Chapter 75 of the Land Development Code. The amendment would add a requirement for an approved on‑site inspection to the Certificate of Occupancy for the Public Arts Program and remove the existing financial‑security requirement. It also establishes an effective date for the revised provisions. No other substantive items are on the agenda.
- Res. No. 25 – Text amendment to Chapter 75 “Public Arts Program” Certificate of Occupancy: add on‑site inspection requirement, remove financial security requirement, set effective date
Council Meeting
The Doral City Council will consider approving a contract for trail lighting improvements, a software extension for Tyler Technologies, and a financial audit firm. The meeting also includes several special event permits and settlement agreements.
- Award ITB 2025-17 to Under Power Corp for trail lighting ($2,287,219.33)
- Authorize extension of Tyler Technologies EnerGov suite ($2,079,290.30)
- Award RFP 2025-02 to GEMRT for financial auditing services
- Approve special event permits for House of Horror Carnival and Miami Inline Marathon
- Authorize budget transfer of $380,900.00
Local Planning Agency
The Doral Local Planning Agency will hold three public hearings to make recommendations on a rezoning, a capital improvements plan update, and a zoning code amendment. The rezoning would change ±1.8 acres at 7775-7785 NW 48 Street from Industrial Commercial (IC) to Industrial (I). The agency also considers the annual update to the Capital Improvements Element for fiscal years 2025/2026–2029/2030 and a text amendment creating a process for special exceptions.
- Rezoning of 7775-7785 NW 48 Street from IC to Industrial (Resolution 25-BP Doral 826 FL, LLC)
- Annual update to the Capital Improvements Element (CIE) with five-year schedule for FY2025/2026–2029/2030
- Text amendment to Chapter 53 to establish a review process for special exceptions
- All items are recommendations to the City Council, not final decisions
Council Workshop
The City Council will hold a workshop to discuss the Proposed Budget for Fiscal Year 2025-26. This item was sponsored by the City Manager.
- Discussion of Proposed Budget FY 25-26 (Item 25-6290)
Special Council Meeting
The City Council is meeting to discuss the proposed operating millage rate and debt service millage rate for Fiscal Year 2025-2026. The meeting includes the establishment of the rolled-back rate and the scheduling of two required public budget hearings.
- Resolution 25-6230: Proposed operating millage rate for FY 2025-2026
- Proposed debt service millage rate for General Obligation Bonds, Parks and Recreation Projects Series 2019 and Series 2021
Council Meeting
The Doral City Council will consider a consent agenda of 19 resolutions, including a $370,376.26 contract for conceptual design of a future police headquarters, an amphitheater management agreement with Loud and Live, and a $147,950 soccer field turf replacement at Doral Legacy Park. Other items include facade improvement grants totaling $47,823.47 to five property associations, a $50,000 special-needs summer camp contract, and various police interagency agreements. The council will also vote on an increase to the city attorney's monthly retainer and a bid waiver for sidewalk repairs.
- Contract with Stantec Consulting Services for conceptual design of a proposed police headquarters, not to exceed $370,376.26
- Agreement with Loud and Live for management of the city's amphitheater
- Doral Legacy Park small soccer field turf replacement through FieldTurf, total not to exceed $147,950
- Facade improvement grants totaling $47,823.47 to five associations: Apex at Park Central, Doral Digital Reprographics, Midtown Doral Condo 2, Courts at Doral Isles, Village of Doral Cove
- Special-needs summer camp contract with Kids at Music, not to exceed $50,000
Local Planning Agency
The Local Planning Agency will vote on four public hearings, including two ordinances to allow tandem parking in mixed-use developments in office and commercial districts, and two related amendments for a 5-acre parcel at 8400 NW 36 Street: a small-scale land-use change from Office/Residential and Industrial to Downtown Mixed Use, and a zoning map change from Industrial Commercial to Downtown Mixed Use. The LPA's recommendations will go to the Doral City Council.
- Amendment to office districts code to allow tandem parking in mixed-use developments
- Amendment to commercial districts code to allow tandem parking in mixed-use developments
- Small-scale land-use amendment for 5 acres at 8400 NW 36 Street from OR/Industrial to DMU
- Rezoning of same 5-acre parcel from IC to DMU
Council Meeting
The Doral City Council will consider an increase in the city attorney's monthly retainer and vote on a consent agenda that includes several contracts, budget transfers, and fee updates. Discussion items include directing staff to develop a road work notification system with Miami-Dade County and researching penalties for telecommunication companies.
- Resolution to increase the city attorney's monthly retainer (no dollar amount specified)
- Contract for stormwater improvements at Sub Basin F-1 up to $220,795.94
- Amendment for roadway improvements on NW 117 Avenue up to $104,447.95
- Office reconditioning at Doral Government Center up to $113,750.00
- Discussion on requiring bonds and advance notice from cell tower companies
Council Meeting
The Doral City Council is meeting to vote on a consent agenda that includes multiple resolutions. Key action items include authorizing a memorandum of understanding with ICE, purchasing license plate readers for up to $1,000,000, and approving school resource officer agreements with 11 schools. The council will also decide on a road resurfacing project and a fireworks show.
- MOU with ICE to authorize participation in federal immigration enforcement
- Purchase of license plate readers (LPR) from Motorola Solutions, up to $1,000,000
- School resource officer agreements with 11 charter and private schools
- Work order with H&J Asphalt for milling and resurfacing NW 13 Terrace between NW 89 Court and NW 87 Avenue, $196,602.45
- Fireworks show for Independence Day from Light FX Pros, not to exceed $66,500
Council Meeting
The City Council will review a consent agenda featuring multiple technology purchases, public art installations, and special event permits. The body is also deciding on a new school zone speed detection service and a recreation fee schedule.
- Awarding $1,062,577 contract for Doral Boulevard entry features to Waypoint Contracting, Inc.
- Purchase of network detection system from Clarium Managed Services not to exceed $210,000 per year
- Installation of art on Doral Central Park water tank by Jonathan Ramirez not to exceed $66,000
- Approval of a new recreation fee schedule for Doral Central Park Community & Fitness Center and Aquatic Center
- Awarding school zone speed detection services to RedSpeed Florida, LLC for a five-year term
Council Meeting
The Doral City Council will consider a consent agenda with multiple contracts and resolutions, including awarding a $933,830 trolley infrastructure improvement contract to Arango Billboard & Construction Co., a $594,045 traffic calming project, and a $187,712 restroom renovation at Morgan Levy Park. Discussion items include partnering with Doral International Art Fair 2025 and allowing councilmembers to forfeit their monthly stipend.
- Award ITB #2024-16 for Doral Trolley Infrastructure Improvements to Arango Billboard & Construction Co. for up to $933,830.80
- Award ITB #2024-19 for Traffic Calming Landmark to Florida Sol Systems for up to $594,045.76
- Award ITB #2024-28 for Morgan Levy Park Restroom Renovations to FSV Construction Co. for up to $206,483.20
- Resolution to partner with Doral International Art Fair Inc. for a November 2025 event, waiving $8,590.07 rental fee
- Extended hours permits for El Mani Restaurant and Champions Sports Bar
Special Council Meeting
The Doral City Council will discuss a settlement with Doral 10 LLC and hold public hearings on a site plan, land use change, and rezoning for Collection Suites II at 6010 NW 102 Avenue, along with a FY 24-25 budget amendment and new city positions.
- Settlement terms with Doral 10 LLC (no details in agenda)
- Site plan approval for UF Communications on 2.49 acres at 6010 NW 102 Ave
- Land use amendment from Business to Industrial for ±1.25 acres at 6010 NW 102 Ave (second reading)
- Rezoning from Commercial Corridor to Industrial Commercial for same property (second reading)
- FY 24-25 budget amendment increasing General Fund and Capital Improvement Fund
Council Meeting
The Doral City Council will consider a consent agenda with 18 items, including awarding a $587,987 contract for trail lighting improvements on Greenway Trail NW 50 Street, approving mutual aid agreements for police services, and authorizing milling and resurfacing on NW 78 Street (two phases totaling $284,791.65). Also on the agenda are charitable sponsorships, park concessions, a special event permit, and IT purchases.
- Award of $587,987 trail lighting contract to Florida Sol Systems for Greenway Trail NW 50 Street (Item B)
- Two work orders for milling and resurfacing NW 78 Street: Phase 1 ($161,750.60 with H&J Asphalt) and Phase 2 ($123,041.05 with Weekley Asphalt) (Items P, Q)
- Approval of a pre-arrest diversion program via Miami-Dade County Driver's Civil Citation Program MOU (Item K)
- Mutual aid agreements with Miami-Dade Schools Police, Miami-Dade Association of Chiefs of Police, and City of Miami (Items L, M, N)
- Award of park concessions contract to P&V International Enterprise and Melo House LLC for Doral Parks (Item H)
Local Planning Agency
The Local Planning Agency will consider two resolutions affecting a 1.25‑acre parcel at 6010 Northwest 102 Avenue. One resolution proposes changing the comprehensive plan land‑use category from Business (B) to Industrial (I). The other proposes amending the official zoning map from Commercial Corridor (CC) to Industrial Commercial (IC). The agency will recommend approval, denial, or no recommendation to the City Council.
- Resolution 25‑5975: Small‑scale land‑use amendment to change category from Business to Industrial
- Resolution 25‑5976: Zoning map amendment to change from Commercial Corridor to Industrial Commercial
- Both items pertain to the same ±1.25‑acre parcel at 6010 NW 102 Avenue