Upon arriving at City Hall as Councilwoman in November 2012, Bettina Rodriguez Aguilera started to work on priorities for the improvement of the quality of life for Doral citizens.
Read MoreJust when we thought Doral was going back to a calmer era, the city is once again facing some bumps on the road. This time the Chief of Police Richard Blom is out the door. Only after 17 months on the job, it is fair to say the Chief was doing a pretty decent job. During his tenure, Doral increased the number of police officers and had a better handle on the drug problem among our youth.
Read MoreThe National Association of Latino Elected and Appointed Officials (NALEO) held its 31st annual conference in San Diego, California and the City of Doral was very well represented by all Councilwomen who attended and had an active participation on the event. It allowed them to bring back home numerous ideas and projects that other Latino officials have implemented around the country.
Read MorePara leer en Español “Doral’s pool should be ready in the next two years,” announced Councilwoman and candidate for re-election,
Read MoreBettina Rodriguez Aguilera has championed the attention to women’s issues since her first weeks as Councilwoman for the City of Doral. The passing of an ordinance in Miami-Dade to create safe houses for victims of human trafficking and the recent closing of two massage parlors in the area, has prompted her to submit a similar ordinance for Doral that will be discussed on First Reading on the July 9th Council meeting.
Read MoreSponsored by the Turkic American Federation of Southeast, an organization with the goal of promoting interaction and good fellowship relations between the United States and Turkey, Councilwoman Bettina Rodriguez Aguilera visited that country on an official government trip to participate as a panelist at the International Davraz Congress at Süleyman Demural University in the City of Isparta.
Read MoreOn June 16, 2014, the City of Doral Parks and Recreation Department received the prestigious “2014 FRPA Agency Excellence Award for Category IV (agencies serving populations between 35,000- 74,999)” from the Florida Recreation and Park Association.
Read MoreThe City of Doral finally approved a new city manager: Edward Rojas
Read MorePromoting the use of bicycles as a means of transportation, allocating new units to the Trolley transport system, and opening road closures are some of the projects that city of Doral officials are developing to improve traffic.
Read MoreAnalyze the city zoning holistically and take into account the requirements of a rapidly growing city like Doral, is the idea that gives rise to the need to revise the Comprehensive Master Plan.
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