MIAMI, FL – County Commissioner José “Pepe” Díaz, Chairman of the Miami-Dade County Military Affairs Board, along with members of
Read MoreIn Doral, we have many residents that are Veterans and served in Vietnam, Korea, Iraq, Afghanistan and many other destinies where the armed forces have required them. And among those Veterans that are around us every day there are several City of Doral employees that, after active armed service, continue to ensure the peace and wellbeing of our citizens
Read MoreHere is the second and final part of this very interesting conversation with the person who had the responsibility of leading and shaping the city.
Read MoreThe drama at the City of Doral continues and the plot thickens as Gonzalo Bello, the Mayor’s Assistant or “Chief of Staff” as Mayor Boria calls him, resigns and leaves abruptly without notice.
Read MoreJuan Carlos Bermudez left his position as First Mayor of Doral in November 2012 with his head held high; proud of a job well done for 9 years with honesty, dedication and unquestionable transparency in the leadership of the city he helped build and shape.
Read MoreIn an effort to end violence against women, the city of Doral will join a global campaign Unite to end violence against women. Doral will celebrate “Orange Day” on October 25th, this month defending “safe cities and public places.” The city has been recognized by the ONU for being the first city in the country to pass and approve a resolution to support this celebration.
Read MoreCouncilwoman Sandra Ruiz will serve as Honorary Chair ensuring the City of Doral actively participates in Relay For Life and encourages the community to get involved.
Read MoreA motion to terminate Doral City Manager Joe Carollo instead turned into a 3-2 vote of confidence for the administrator. Rodriguez Aguilera, Councilwoman Ana Maria Rodriguez and Councilwoman Christi Fraga supported Carollo, while Boria and Ruiz did not.
Read MoreMr. Juan Carlos Tovar accompanied by his attorney surrendered to the Doral Police Department where he was taken into custody and transported to the Miami-Dade County Jail.
Read MoreYet again, the Doral Council meeting made news. Not because the city is doing wonderful things for its residents, or because we have won awards for good governance or “best city to live in the U.S.” It is because there has been another feud, this time between Manager Joe Carollo and a Venezuelan investor, the now famous Juan Carlos Tovar, a friend of the Mayor, his family and former client.
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