Regarding Hurricane Dorian
Lots of precautionary actions have been taken by the Coconut Grove Business Improvement District (BID) to secure the safety of the district. Staff will monitor the storm and assess any damage in its aftermath.
The BID has taken care of the following this weekend:
The hanging flower baskets have been removed from the district.
In partnership with City of Miami Department of Solid Waste, non-secured trash cans have been picked up and removed. Friday afternoon City workers went around the area with a truck and picked up all the green trash bins.
Per directive by the City of Miami, all electronic scooters were to be removed from the street by noon, Friday by their operating company.
Per directive by the City of Miami, all sidewalk cafe operators were to remove all tables, chairs, umbrellas, planters, or other sidewalk cafés items from the right-of-way by noon Friday.
Freebee will suspend services as of Saturday, August 31.
The valet operator, DEC Parking, will suspend services as of Sunday, September 1.
City-operated trolleys will continue regular, scheduled service until sustained, tropical storm-force winds arrive.
Below are some helpful links providing updated information on the nature of the storm.
nhc.noaa.gov
archive.miamigov.com/emergencymanagement/emergencycontacts.html
miamigov.com/News-Media
twitter.com/CityofMiami
The BID has taken care of the following this weekend:
The hanging flower baskets have been removed from the district.
In partnership with City of Miami Department of Solid Waste, non-secured trash cans have been picked up and removed. Friday afternoon City workers went around the area with a truck and picked up all the green trash bins.
Per directive by the City of Miami, all electronic scooters were to be removed from the street by noon, Friday by their operating company.
Per directive by the City of Miami, all sidewalk cafe operators were to remove all tables, chairs, umbrellas, planters, or other sidewalk cafés items from the right-of-way by noon Friday.
Freebee will suspend services as of Saturday, August 31.
The valet operator, DEC Parking, will suspend services as of Sunday, September 1.
City-operated trolleys will continue regular, scheduled service until sustained, tropical storm-force winds arrive.
Below are some helpful links providing updated information on the nature of the storm.
nhc.noaa.gov
archive.miamigov.com/emergencymanagement/emergencycontacts.html
miamigov.com/News-Media
twitter.com/CityofMiami
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