Mayor Christi Fraga hosted a press conference today at the Doral Government Center to share important updates on the City’s preparations for the 2026 G20 Leaders’ Summit, taking place December 14–15 in Doral.
Read MoreDuring her annual State of the City address on Thursday, Oct. 15, at the Donald J. Trump Grand Ballroom at Trump National Doral, Mayor Christi Fraga reflected on the city’s progress
Read MoreThe City of Doral convened more than 280 executives and institutional leaders for the inaugural Doral Economic Summit: Moving Miami-Dade, bringing together decision-makers across aviation and aerospace, logistics, international trade, commercial real estate, transportation, government and regional economic development.
Read MoreWith just weeks until the Nov. 3 elections, the United States is entering the final stretch of a midterm contest that could shift control of Congress. For Doral voters, the ballot also includes important local decisions.
Read MoreROCO 4X4 Selected as the Winner of the $50,000 Award
Read MoreOn November 3, 2026, Doral residents will head to the polls to elect two members of the City Council. This year’s municipal election will determine who will represent Council Seat 2 and Council Seat 4.
Read MoreWith Florida’s primary election setting the stage for the race to succeed Gov. Ron DeSantis, Republican Byron Donalds and Democrat David Jolly are poised to move into a general election campaign that will test not only two very different candidates, but also Florida’s changing political landscape.
Read MoreThe Doral City Council approved a rollback millage rate of 1.5994 for Fiscal Year 2026–2027 during Wednesday’s public hearing, marking the second consecutive reduction in the City’s operating property tax rate
Read MoreEl debate sobre la política federal de inmigración se ha convertido en un tema que afecta a los municipios y bajo esta premisa, el concejal de Doral, Rafael Pineyro, desarrolló su charla “Gobernando a través de la inmigración: lo que los líderes locales deben saber
Read MoreThe Doral City Council approved Resolution No. 26-6656 during its June 10, 2026 meeting, placing a proposed City Charter amendment before voters in the November 2026 General Election.
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