South Florida / Miami-Dade County / Miami
City of Miami · your neighborhood, your route

Miami runs
by district.

Services in the City of Miami depend on your address: garbage days, Commissioner district, zoning and City limits can change from one block to the next. Start with the property lookup, then report issues through 311 or go directly to the department that owns the work.

City Hall · Dinner Key3500 Pan American Drive, Miami, FL 33133
General help311 · or 305-468-5900
Population442,241 · 2020 Census

Start with your address

Use the City’s lookup before reporting waste, checking zoning or finding elected representation. It only covers addresses inside the City of Miami limits.

PROPERTY LOOKUP · SERVICE DAYS

Find your neighborhood service pattern

The City lookup can show your Commissioner and district, garbage pickup days, folio, zoning, and other property details. Confirm the address is within City of Miami boundaries; similarly named neighborhoods outside city limits use other providers.

Open address & service lookup ↗
Find your Commissioner ↗
CITY RESPONSE · 24 HOURS

Report a problem through 311

Use 311 for City service requests such as missed trash, abandoned vehicles, damaged infrastructure, code issues and neighborhood concerns. Call 311 within Miami-Dade or 305-468-5900, or use the City’s Lauderserv-style Miami service request tools and track the request.

311 and emergency contacts ↗
Choose the right problem report ↗
TRASH · RECYCLING · BULK

City Solid Waste schedule

City residential garbage is collected twice weekly. Residential bulky trash is collected once a week, with address-based schedules and set-out guidance. Look up your own pickup calendar, put bins out 12–24 hours before the morning pickup, and keep bulky items separate from household carts.

View garbage, recycling & bulk schedule ↗
CONSTRUCTION · ZONING

Apply or manage a permit in iBuild

iBuild supports City of Miami permit applications, contractor management, plan changes, fee payments and inspection scheduling. Some projects also need County approvals, zoning review, or right-of-way permits. Confirm jurisdiction first; City of Miami permits are separate from Miami-Dade County permitting.

Open iBuild permit guide ↗
Step-by-step permit guide ↗

City Hall & regional handoffs

City Hall is on the waterfront at Dinner Key. Water and sewer are a County service, with a City stormwater assessment billed through the County utility account.

MEETINGS · RECORDS · CITY CLERK

Go to City Hall at Dinner Key

The City Clerk’s Office and Commission Chambers are at 3500 Pan American Drive. Clerk public records are available Monday–Friday, 8 a.m.–5 p.m. City Commission meetings are held at City Hall; check the current meeting calendar, agenda and participation instructions.

City Clerk, records & meetings ↗
Commission calendar ↗
WATER · SEWER · REGIONAL

Miami-Dade WASD

Miami-Dade County Water and Sewer provides drinking water and wastewater services to many Miami addresses. Confirm provider for the exact address. WASD customer care is 305-665-7477; use the County’s account portal for start/stop service, bills, payment and service requests.

Water & Sewer Department ↗
WASD contacts & emergency line ↗
FLOODING · DRAINAGE · RESILIENCE

City stormwater utility

The City’s stormwater master plan funds upgrades to reduce flooding and protect public infrastructure. The $7 monthly residential stormwater fee effective February 2026 appears on the Miami-Dade WASD bill for properties with a County account. For a clogged City drain or street flooding, report the location to City 311.

Stormwater fee notice & explanation ↗
Report neighborhood flooding ↗
NEIGHBORHOOD INVESTMENT

NET service centers

Neighborhood Enhancement Teams connect City departments with residents and businesses in local areas. For community events, neighborhood concerns and local resources, start with the NET team serving your address or City 311.

City departments & service directory ↗
Know which Miami. This guide covers the incorporated City of Miami. Miami Beach, Coral Gables, Hialeah and unincorporated Miami-Dade are separate governments with different trash, permit and service systems.