Join us on Thursday, June 3, at 5:30 PM for our Floodplain Mitigation Plan Public Involvement Meeting to discuss our draft floodplain management plan, which must be updated every 5 years.

During the meeting the planning process, hazard identification and risk assessment, mitigation projects and implementation procedures will be reviewed.

We're looking for students between the ages of 13-18 and who reside within the boundaries of the Town of Cutler Bay to join our Youth Council Committee! Students interested must apply no later than 5 PM on Tuesday, August 31, 2021.

The purpose of this Committee is to stimulate community service and foster a better understanding among young people on how municipal government works. The Committee also serves in an advisory capacity to the Town Council.

During their May 24th meeting, our Environmental Task Force members—along with Council Member Roger Coriat, Town Manager Casals and Interim Town Clerk Melinu—visited various green sites within Town to become more acquainted with environmentally sensitive areas in Town.

This Task Force has been tasked with identifying short-term, medium-term, and long-term projects that will make Cutler Bay a more sustainable and resilient Town. Since its inception in March of this year, the Task Force has met several times to prepare a report that will be presented to the Town Council with recommendations.

On May 26, Mayor Tim Meerbott was one of five panelists at a MIAMI Association of Realtors Commercial in-person meeting on Redefining Adaptive Reuse in South Florida.

The meeting provided an opportunity for renowned economist KC Conway to present his White Paper Adaptive Reuse 2.0.—a report on how South Florida commercial property owners have repurposed and repositioned Commercial Real Estate assets, resulting in the revitalization of their surrounding communities. During the meeting, as the panelists discussed the implications of Adaptive Reuse, Mayor Meerbott highlighted Southland Mall as an opportunity for a significant Adaptive Reuse 2.0 project.