Frequently Asked Questions

The City of North Miami always strives to maintain access to businesses and residences. However, there are occasions when it is necessary to close a driveway to perform project-related work temporarily. Whenever required, the project team makes every effort to coordinate with the property owner in advance to minimize impacts.

City contractors must repair or restore private property destroyed during construction. If there is a corporate representative on site, ask for the superintendent. Inform them of your claim, and they will provide you with insurance provider contact information. If you cannot find the contracting team member, email the Public Works Office. If so, the project manager will connect you with the right contractor representative. If this is private construction, the City cannot mediate. You'll need to contact the relevant contractor representative to process your claim properly.

Residents can request that a particular street or streets within a neighborhood be inspected for improvements. You can email the Public Works Department to address your concerns.

The Capital Improvement Project is funded by debt, general operating funds, utility funds, grants, and other modest resources.

External agencies involved in active construction projects within the City of North Miami include the state, the county, and utility companies that provide services to our community and maintain some of our roadways. 

Our Partner Agencies Include: 

Miami-Dade Water & Sewer Projects

Florida Department of Transportation District Six (FDOT)

Miami-Dade County Transportation and Public Works

Florida Department of Environmental Protection (DEP)

South Florida Water Management District

TECO Peoples Gas

Florida Power and Light

Zoom in on the interactive map to see projects in each area and their funding sources and planned costs.

You can email Whitney Padote, our Capital Project Manager with any questions or concerns you may have about the construction projects.