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News & Updates
June 27, 2020
Publix on US-1 & SW 184 Street To Reopen on July 16

Good news—the new  Publix  on US-1 and SW 184 Street is scheduled to reopen on Thursday, July 16!

At 48,387 square feet, the new store is larger than the one it replaced and the renovation project also saw the improvement of the shopping center's parking area.

Check out this aerial photo taken earlier this week by  Woolbright Development  and find more details on the Publix website (store #1695).
New Town Emergency Orders:

The Town Manager has signed two new emergency orders outlined below:

Emergency Order 20-07: Facial coverings are mandated where social distancing measures are not possible or are difficult to maintain. All persons shall be required to wear a facial covering over their nose and mouth consistent with CDC guidelines at all times. Exceptions include children under 2, those with medical conditions or disabilities that prevent wearing a facial covering, those engaged in outdoor work or exercise with appropriate social distancing, those eating or drinking, and more. Read the order here.

Emergency Order 20-06:
This order outlines the procedures for virtual quasi-judicial hearings that may be scheduled in future Town Council Meetings. Read the Order here.
Thank You Cutler Bay Restaurants Helping to Promote the Census!
Thank you to the h ometown hereos  over at Macita's Restaurant & Bakery and Pinecrest Bakery  (at their Cutler Bay stores) for helping us spread awareness on the importance of responding to the Census . If everyone gets counted, our whole community will benefit!

Federal funding for public services like schools, roads and hospitals for our community—as well as representation in Congress—will be determined by the population count obtained in the 2020 Census for the next 10 years!

Each business received several facial coverings, shirts and flyers to promote the census.
If you own a business in Cutler Bay and are interested in receiving a few promotional materials to help us spread the word about the Census, send an email to Desiree Ducasa at dducasa@cutlerbay-fl.gov .
Cancelled: 4th of July Parade/Celebration; Town Summer Camps

Unfortunately, due to the continuing threat of the COVID-19 pandemic the Town's Annual 4th of July Parade and Celebration has been cancelled. The Town's summer camps (STEM Summer Camp and Summer Camp at Cutler Ridge Park) have also been cancelled this year.
Where to Report Violations

Over the last few days there has been a spike in reported COVID-19 positive cases in Miami-Dade. Make sure you are following the New Normal Guidelines to help slow the spread of COVID-19.

If you notice the New Normal Guidelines not being followed, you may report the violation by calling the non-emergency police number the moment you witness it at 305-4-POLICE (305-476-5423).
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