Doral City Council Prioritizes Military Family Day, Considers Street Naming for Community Leader

Overview: During the October 8th Doral City Council meeting, discussions centered on establishing a Military Family Day as a signature city event and the potential co-designation of a street in honor of Oswaldo Munoz, a respected community leader. Additionally, topics included the management of the city’s conservation areas, updates to safety regulations for skaters, and various municipal sponsorships.

Doral City Council Approves Senior Support Ramp Program Amid Public Comments

Overview: At the recent Doral City Council meeting, decisions included the approval of the Golden Heart Senior Support Ramp Program and the introduction of new measures for transparency and accountability. public comments and discussions on rezoning and infrastructure improvements further underscored the meeting’s significance.

Doral City Council Debates Parental Leave Policy, Approves Farmers Market Initiative

Overview: In a recent Doral City Council meeting, held on August 13, 2025, discussions took place regarding Vice Mayor Poras’s request for maternity leave and several community-focused initiatives, including the establishment of a seasonal farmers market.

Doral City Council Deliberates on Fiscal Year 2025-2026 Budget and Community Programs

Overview: The Doral City Council meeting focused on budget proposals for fiscal year 2025-2026, emphasizing increased funding for the police department, community programs, and capital improvements. Discussions also highlighted new financial assistance initiatives aimed at helping vulnerable groups within the community.

Doral City Council Approves Inspector General Appointment Amid Concerns Over Impartiality

Overview: The Doral City Council approved the appointment of Ray Valdez as Inspector General, despite concerns over his independence and past conflicts with council members. The meeting, held on May 14, 2025, also addressed issues related to roadwork communication, security for council members, and several ordinance amendments affecting local businesses.