As the impact of COVID-19 continues to evolve, the Town of Miami Lakes is closely monitoring its developments. We are following guidance from Miami Dade County, the Florida Department of Health, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), and other state officials to safeguard the health and well-being of our residents and staff.
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Stay home when you are sick or if you have come in contact with someone who has COVID-19 If you are 65+, please self-isolate at home to prevent contracting the virus Frequently wash your hands with soap and water Avoid crowds and practice social distancing of 6 ft or more Always cover your cough with a tissue or your elbow and avoid touching your eyes, nose, or mouth Frequently sanitize high-touch surface areas |
New CDC COVID-19 American Sign Lnaguage Videos
New and updated CDC COVID-19 American Sign Language (ASL) videos have been posted to CDC’s COVID-19 ASL playlist. Video topics include: three steps to protect yourself; close contact with COVID-19; what to expect about COVID-19 vaccination; and how to help children wear a mask, etc.
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Town facilities including Mary Collins Community Center, Roberto Alonso Community Center, Youth Center, and Optimist Park Clubhouse shall remain closed until further notice.
In an effort to protect residents and visitors at Town Hall and for the safety and well-being of Town Staff and in keeping with the guidelines issued by the Center for Disease Control and the Florida Department of Health regarding social distancing all individuals entering Town Hall to conduct any business shall follow these preventative measures:
Persons visiting Town Hall shall always wear facial coverings as defined by CDC
Maintain social distance (at least six (6) feet from other people)
One person in the Building Department lobby will be allowed at a time.
Residents and anyone needing Town services is asked to reach Town staff via its main number at 305.364.6100. For email directory visit miamilakes-fl.gov/staff.
Informed by recommendations from health experts, the Town of Miami Lakes is moving to a new normal and easing restrictions on select parks and trails for passive activities and limited recreation.
Patrons are encouraged to use parks for individual and family passive and limited activities.
Current CDC and State Health Department guidelines regarding the use of masks, 6 feet of social distancing between individuals and limiting large groups, must be followed.
Town of Miami Lakes Parks and Recreation will have LIMITED ACTIVITIES until further notice.
For more information please visit www.miamilakes-fl.gov/parkrules.
Click here for the sanitation precautions established by Freebee in response to COVID-19.
Miami Dade County Public Schools
Florida Department of Business & Professional Regulation
Department of Economic Opportunity
Florida Office of Financial Regulation
Florida Department of Highway Safety & Motor Vehicles
Florida Office of Insurance Regulation
Agency for Persons with Disabilities
Florida Department of Veterans Affairs
Florida Department of Veterans Affairs
The Town of Miami Lakes is an age-friendly community. We care and understand the needs of all community members, no matter their age or ability.
Now more than ever we are seeing the importance of addressing the needs of our most vulnerable populations. Older adults are at a higher risk of suffering debilitating health effects of COVID-19 and our community is coming together to address some of the needs that are arising.
The Miami-Dade Age-Friendly Initiative has compiled a list of COVID-19 related resources for older adults, organizations, and municipalities to have available and share. We will be updating and adding links periodically.
Click here for the Miami-Dade COVID-19 Resources for Older Adults website.
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