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The official website of the City of Miami Beach featuring information for residents, visitors and businesses including government meeting broadcasts, an events calendar, permit applications, department service information and more!
Beyond the radiant sun, surf and sand, discover Miami Beach's rich history as an entertainment and cultural destination. Visit Miami Beach's world-famous Art Deco district, renowned nightclubs, world-class restaurants, designer fashions, and more.
Learn About Seaweed. You may notice a heavier influx of sargassum (seaweed) along our shoreline. The city continues to coordinate with Miami-Dade County Parks to safely remove excess seaweed from our beaches.
The Miami Beach Civic Access (CSS) portal is the next generation service site for permitting, planning, business tax receipts and code compliance. Users can submit various requests online — learn the status of your permit application, building plan or even request an inspection.
Building Online Permitting Resource Center - City of Miami Beach. The Building Department is excited to offer the ability to apply for permits online. Online permitting allows you to fill out an application, submit required drawings and documents and pay for your permit.
Welcome to beautiful Miami Beach with more than 7 miles of pristine beaches. Here are the current conditions from Ocean Rescue: Tower Opening: 9:30am. Tower Closure: 6:30pm. *Warning flags can change at any time due to changing surf & weather conditions. High Tide: 5:45 p.m. Low Tide: 11:18 a.m.
Actively engaged Miami Beach residents, friendly neighborhoods, and dynamic community organizations all make the City of Miami Beach a great place to live! Whether you are a lifelong resident or just moving here, we’ve assembled information and tools that are useful for anyone.
Applications will be renewed for 90 days from the abandoned date. Request for renewal of an expired permit, in which a permit was applied for prior to December 2020, requires Administration approval. Renewals may be requested via the Civic Access Portal.
The plan review process for building permits in Miami Beach is essential to ensure compliance with building codes, zoning ordinances, and state and local laws. The process involves the review of construction documents by various disciplines and departments to ensure all requirements are met.
In order to provide customers with clear steps, expectations and a thorough explanation of their requirements for operating within the city, the current Business Tax Receipt (BTR) and Certificate of Use (CU) point of application has been bifurcated.
