Important Hurricane Milton Update

Hurricane Milton has passed, and we are happy to report that conditions have improved across the region. The City of Doral is working swiftly to restore services and ensure a smooth return to normalcy for all residents.

As we return to our usual routines, we encourage residents to remain vigilant and report any lingering hazards such as downed power lines. Thank you for your patience and cooperation during this time, and we look forward to welcoming everyone back to our parks and facilities.

Reopenings & Service Resumption

Starting today Thursday, October 10th, the following Doral Parks are reopened:

• Downtown Doral Park
• Veterans Park
• White Course Park
• Trails & Tails Park (parking lot is closed)

Starting Friday, October 11th, the following services and facilities will reopen:

• Doral Government Center will resume regular business hours.
• All Doral Parks will reopen for public use.
• FreeBee Service will resume normal operations.
• Doral Trolley Service will be fully operational.

Rescheduled Cultural Events

Due to the weather, the following cultural activities have been rescheduled:

• Hispanic Heritage Dance Class – Now scheduled for Saturday, October 12th
• Pumpkin Decorating – Now scheduled for Wednesday, October 23rd
• Spanish Story Time – Now scheduled for Wednesday, October 23rd
• Art After Dark - Now scheduled for Monday, October 28th 

We encourage residents to return to their usual activities while continuing to stay alert and cautious.
 

Report Debris or Hazards

If you encounter any debris, fallen trees, flooding, or other hazards in the aftermath of the hurricane, please report them to the City of Doral using the Doral 311 portal. This online tool allows you to quickly submit requests and track updates for clean-up and repair services.
Visit the portal here: Doral 311 Request Portal

• Avoid Floodwaters: Stay away from standing water, which may be contaminated or contain hidden dangers like sharp debris or live electrical wires.
• Inspect Your Home for Damage: Carefully check your home for structural damage, gas leaks, and electrical hazards. If you suspect damage, contact professionals for repairs.
• Stay Informed: Continue to monitor local news and official updates for any ongoing hazards, such as flood warnings or power outages.
• Do Not Use Wet Electrical Devices: If an electrical appliance has come into contact with water, avoid using it until it has been inspected and deemed safe by a professional.
• Avoid Downed Power Lines: Stay clear of any downed electrical wires, which may still be live, and report them immediately to the utility company.
• Be Cautious with Food and Water: Discard perishable food that may have spoiled due to power outages. Only drink water if it has been declared safe by local authorities.
• Clean Safely: Wear protective gear like gloves and boots when cleaning up debris. Use disinfectants when cleaning areas that may have been exposed to floodwater.
• Document Damage for Insurance: Take pictures and videos of any damage to your property before cleaning up for insurance claims and reports.
• Operate Generators Safely: Never run generators indoors or in enclosed spaces to avoid carbon monoxide poisoning. Keep them outside, away from doors and windows.
• Take Care of Mental Health: Recovering from a hurricane can be stressful. Reach out for support if needed, and take breaks during clean-up to avoid burnout.