FAQs
Administrative Services
No, the Town only accepts employment applications for current position vacancies.
Please visit our Employment Opportunities page (also under Apply & Request menu).
The Town is currently working on developing software for employment application tracking. Please contact the Administrative Services Director for information regarding position vacancies and application statuses.
Please visit the Employment Opportunities page for current job openings.
Building
Building Permits are available in the Building Department located in the Town of Cutler Bay Town Center at 10720 Caribbean Blvd., Suite 110 or you can click here to download a permit application and a checklist of items necessary when submitting application.
Even though you may be able to obtain a permit without providing a Homeowner Association's approval letter to the Building Department, your property may have deed restrictions that would not allow your project to be completed. Your Homeowner's Association may require that your project be approved before commencing. Deed restrictions applicable to your property may be found in the public records of this county. Depending on the scope of your project, there may be additional permits required from other governmental entities such as Water Management Districts, state agencies or federal agencies.
It is your responsibility to call for inspections at specific required times during construction. Your contractor shall be required to call for the work done under the permit issued in his or her name. However, it is still your responsibility as the property owner, to make sure the inspections are made. Inspections are made during certain points in the project, depending on the work that's being performed. For example, sheds require inspection of the footer, concrete slab, and final inspection when all the work has been completed. Remember... the project is not legally completed until it has passed final inspection.
To schedule an Inspection contact the Town of Cutler Bay Inspection Hotline at 786-573-5515
You must give a minimum of 24 hours’ notice for all inspections. Inspections scheduled prior to 3:00 pm will be scheduled for the following day. Inspections scheduled after 3:00 will be scheduled for the day following the next day.
When calling please have your permit number, address of the property, type of inspection needed, contractor, contractor contact name, and contact phone number ready as well.
Permits are a way for the Town of Cutler Bay to regulate construction. The issuing of permits is a way to ensure that all construction in the Town is safe. The safety of the occupants of buildings is the primary reason for having construction codes. Obtaining a permit is just the first step in the process. In this step, you may need to create plans to submit to the department, make a plot plan for your property showing the improvements, and show the type of construction you'll be doing. Once plans are approved, you're required to build the project to those plans. If any changes are made to the plans, they must be made with the Town's approval. The second half of the process is the inspection of the work.
Generally, permits expire after 180 days if no inspections are requested. In order for the project to be completed, it must pass all the required inspections including final inspection. If your permit has expired prior to final inspection, the project is in violation of Town codes. If this is the case with your project, you are required to call (305) 234-4193. We will instruct you as to the requirements necessary for you to be able to reactivate the permit or apply for another with ease.
A construction permit is not needed for repair items; such as wallpapering, painting or similar finish work. For repairs to plumbing, mechanical and electrical work, replacement or repair of fixtures (such as changing water faucets or replacing switches) does not normally require a permit. However, replacing a water heater or adding a permanently wired light fixture does require a permit. For further clarification please refer to the 2010 Florida Building Code, Chapter 1 - Scope and Administration, Section 105 Permits, 105.1 through 105.2. Below please find a link to the Florida Building Code.
http://ecodes.biz/ecodes_support/Free_Resources/2010Florida/2010Florida_main.html
Burglar Alarms
Residential, business or commercial alarm systems must be registered annually if they are monitored, or have interior/exterior indicators (flashing lights, sirens, etc.) that can be seen or heard outside of the alarmed location by others, causing the police to provide services.
Make sure that you immediately report your false alarm to your alarm company so they can cancel with police dispatch prior to police arrival. Ensure that everyone in your household or business has been properly trained on your alarm system. Make sure your alarm system is in good working order and inspected periodically by your alarm company.
Complete and submit the Burglar Alarm Registration Form with the appropriate fee to the Town’s Finance Dept. Fees may be paid in person with a credit card, check or money order. Checks or money orders, along with the completed registration form, may be mailed to:
10720 Caribbean Boulevard, Suite 105
Attn: Finance
Cutler Bay, FL 33189
The registration fee is $25.00 in January and is reduced by two dollars ($2.00) each month thereafter. The fee is not reduced, however, if an alarm system should have been registered as of January 1st but was not registered until later in the year. The renewal fee is waived in all subsequent years upon renewing your alarm if you had no false alarms during the prior registration period.
The 1st false alarm is no charge.
The 2nd through the 4th false alarms are $100.00 per occurrence.
The 5th and each additional false alarms are $200.00 per occurrence (through the end of the registration period).
You will be assessed the full registration fee of $25.00 .
If there are no false alarm within the previous registration period the renewal fee is waived.
A false alarm is a signal from a burglar alarm system that elicits a response by the Town’s police department when no emergency or actual or threatened criminal activity requiring an immediate response happened. This includes a signal activated by negligence; accident; mechanical failure; electrical failure; signals activated intentionally in non-emergency situations; and signals which the actual cause is unknown.
A hearing before the Special Magistrate can be requested which will afford you the opportunity to explain your case. Additional hearing costs may be assessed if you the Special Magistrate does not rule in your favor.
The burglar alarm registration period is from Jan 1st through Dec 31st each year.
When the alarm is activated based upon a reasonable belief that an emergency or actual or threatened criminal activity requiring immediate response existed.
The burglar alarm system was activated by lightning or an electrical surge that caused physical damage to the system as evidenced by the testimony of a licensed Alarm Company who conducted an on-site inspection personally observed the damage to the system.
If the alarm user experience a power outage of four or more hours causing the alarm to activate upon restoration of power as evidenced by written documentation provided by utility company.
Business Tax Receipt
According to Florida Statute 205.022, "Local Business Tax Receipt" means the method by which a local governing authority grants the privilege of engaging in or managing any business, profession, or occupation within its jurisdiction.
All businesses in the Town require a Cutler Bay Local Business Tax Receipt prior to obtaining a Local Business Tax Receipt from Miami-Dade County. A separate Local Business Tax Receipt is required for each individual holding a State issued professional Receipt. For example, if three physicians practice out of one office, each physician is required to have their own Local Business Tax Receipt, in addition to the administrative office Receipt. Other examples include, but are not limited to, Real Estate Brokers and Sales Agents, Attorneys and Beauty Salon Stylists.
The Receipt tax (fee) varies depending upon the type of business or profession. Click here to view a list of fee per business.
Certain home-based businesses are allowed in the Town of Cutler Bay. The Zoning department must approve your home-based business prior to you obtaining a business tax receipt.
Email planninginfo@cutlerbay-fl.gov for additional information.
In order to obtain a Certificate of Use and Business Tax Receipt, check out the steps below to learn about how to do so and the order you should follow:
- The first step of the process is to complete the Use Request Form and Miami Dade County Approval of Municipal Application for Certificate of Use form and e-mail to planninginfo@cutlerbay-fl.gov for approval by the Planning and Zoning Division.
- After approval from Planning and Zoning, your next step will be to use the approved documents to apply for Miami-Dade County Approval of Municipal Application for Certificate of Use. You must first create an account with Miami Dade County and upload your form www.miamidade.gov/apps/rer/epsportal. Detailed instructions can be found here or call (786) 315-2800 (not required for home-based businesses).
- Next you should complete, sign, and collect the following documents:
- Complete Cutler Bay Certificate of Use Application form and payment of $35 fee (may be submitted by check or money order made payable to "Town of Cutler Bay).
- Complete Cutler Bay Local Business Tax Receipt Application. Fee depends on business type—click here to view the business tax fee schedule.
- Complete Miami-Dade County Local Business Tax Receipt on their website or call (305) 279-4949.
- State of Florida Business Registration Documents this can be filed as Articles of Incorporation, LLC registration, or Fictitious Name. Available through www.sunbiz.org.
- Federal Tax ID Number or EIN obtained from the Internal Revenue Service website or calling 1 (800) 829-4933.
- State/Trade License, if applicable.
- Miami Dade Fire Permit, apply for a Fire Permit or call (786) 331-4800 (not required for home-based businesses).
- Lease Agreement including signatures of the landlord and tenant. Home-Based Businesses must have property owner approval if the applicant is a tenant.
- Parking Plan/Site Plan indicating the location and number of parking spaces provided (home based businesses to provide floor plan of residence).
- Home-Based Businesses only: a)Home Occupation Affidavit; and b) Floor plan of residence indicating the location and dimensions of the home office.
- Assisted Living Facilities only: AHCA Licensing Certificate. Contact (850) 412-4304.
- Agency for Persons with disabilities for Group Homes only: Certificate of License. Contact (850) 488-4257.
- When you have all the documents above completed, please contact the Town of Cutler Bay's Finance Department at (786) 573-5512 to make an appointment to submit, make your payments and obtain your business tax receipt.
Once obtained, the Local Business Tax Receipts and the Certificates of Use must be displayed conspicuously at the place of business and in such a manner as to be open to the view of the public and subject to inspection by all duly authorized officers of the Town.
- Use Request Form: Approved by Cutler Bay;
- Certificate of Use Application: Approved by Cutler Bay, with fee payment of $35 (submitted by check or money order to made payable to "Town of Cutler Bay");
- Cutler Bay Local Business Tax Receipt Application: Fee depends on business type—click here to view the business tax fee schedule;
- Miami-Dade County Local Business Tax Receipt: Visit https://miamidade.county-taxes.com/btexpress or call (305) 279-4949;
- State of Florida Business Registration Documents: This can be filed as Articles of Incorporation, LLC registration, or Fictitious Name. Available through www.sunbiz.org;
- Federal Tax ID Number or EIN: Obtained from the Internal Revenue Service website or calling 1 (800) 829-4933;
- State/Trade License, if applicable;
- Lease Agreement: Including signatures of the landlord and tenant. Home-Based Businesses must have property owner approval if the applicant is a tenant;
- Floor Plan of Residence: Indicating the location and dimensions of the home office (can be a simple hand sketch);
- Home Occupation Affidavit.
With any questions on this process, please contact the Finance Department at (305) 234-4262.
See checklist below for documents to needed to obtain a Local Business Tax Receipt. Click here for a printable version of this checklist.
- Cutler Bay Use Request Form (approved by the Planning and Zoning Division, email planninginfo@cutlerbay-fl.gov)
- Miami-Dade County Approval of Municipal Application for Certificate of Use (www.miamidade.gov/apps/rer/epsportal. Detailed instructions can be found here or call (786) 315-2800 (not required for home-based businesses).
- Complete Cutler Bay Certificate of Use Application form and payment of $35 fee (may be submitted by check or money order made payable to "Town of Cutler Bay).
- Complete Cutler Bay Local Business Tax Receipt Application. Fee depends on business type—click here to view the business tax fee schedule.
- Complete Miami-Dade County Local Business Tax Receipt on their website or call (305) 279-4949.
- State of Florida Business Registration Documents this can be filed as Articles of Incorporation, LLC registration, or Fictitious Name. Available through www.sunbiz.org.
- Federal Tax ID Number or EIN obtained from the Internal Revenue Service website or calling 1 (800) 829-4933.
- State/Trade License, if applicable.
- Miami Dade Fire Permit, apply for a Fire Permit or call (786) 331-4800 (not required for home-based businesses).
- Lease Agreement including signatures of the landlord and tenant. Home-Based Businesses must have property owner approval if the applicant is a tenant.
- Parking Plan/Site Plan indicating the location and number of parking spaces provided (home based businesses to provide floor plan of residence).
- Home-Based Businesses only:
- Home Occupation Affidavit; and
- Floor plan of residence indicating the location and dimensions of the home office.
- Assisted Living Facilities only: AHCA Licensing Certificate. Contact (850) 412-4304.
- Agency for Persons with disabilities for Group Homes only: Certificate of License. Contact (850) 488-4257.
Receipts are valid for each fiscal year beginning on October 1 and expiring on September 30. In August, courtesy renewal notices are mailed to each registered business and the appropriate Receipt tax must be paid before October 1. Click here to pay your Business Tax renewal online.
If a business does not receive a renewal, it remains the responsibility of the business owner to ensure that the Receipt is renewed prior to October 1.
Failure to renew in a timely manner will result in late fees as outlined below:
Payment Received On or After... | Late Fee Percent Added |
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October 1 | 10% surcharge |
November 1 | 15% surcharge |
December 1 | 20% surcharge |
January 1 | 25% surcharge |
Upon written request and presentation of the original Receipt, any Receipt may be transferred from one location to another location (within Town limits) upon payment of a transfer fee of up to ten (10%) percent of the annual Receipt tax, but not less than three dollars ($3.00) and upon verification that such use is permitted by the Town's land development regulations at the new location. If your business should cease operation, please inform the Town with a written statement.
Clerks Office
- Contact information for each Town Councilmember may be found in the staff directory.
- You may also contact the Office of the Town Clerk by phone at 305-234-4262 or via email at townclerk@cutlerbay-fl.gov
Florida Government-in-the-Sunshine law provides a right of access to governmental proceedings and documents. Florida law does not require anyone to place a public records request in writing. However, if you would like to do so, please make your public record request by calling the Town of Cutler Bay, Office of Town Clerk at 305-234-4262 or emailing townclerk@cutlerbay-fl.gov
Charges as allowed by Florida Statute Chapter 119 are applicable. The Town is also authorized to charge and collect a special service charge for the staff costs associated with conducting the search for records that would require extensive use of clerical and/or technology staff time. The Town uses more than 15 minutes as the trigger for assertion of this charge. If the records request requires extensive use of information technology resources or extensive clerical or supervisory assistance by the Town staff, the Town may charge in addition to the actual cost of duplication, a special service charge which is based on the cost incurred for the extensive use of information technology resources or the labor cost of the personnel providing the service.
For your convenience we have made a Public Records Request web page available. To submit a request please click here.
- Credit Card (in person with valid ID only)
- Checks made payable to "The Town of Cutler Bay"
The Office of the Town Clerk provides lien verification regarding Code Violations, False Alarm Violations and Unsafe Structures. Requests for open/expired/closed permits are not associated with lien searches. A request for a permit search will be forwarded to the Building Department for verification; payment for a permit search must be made separately.
- Property Address
- Folio#
- Owner (optional)
- Standard lien search fee is $100.00 (Non-Refundable)
- Expedited lien search fee is $200.00 (Non-Refundable)
- Lien Search Request Form
- Turnaround time for standard lien search is 5-7 business days from receipt of payment
- Turnaround time for expedited lien search is 24 hours (Mon-Fri) from receipt of payment
- Town Council Meetings are generally held every third Wednesday of the month at 6:00 P.M. in the Town Council Chambers. By Town Charter, the Town Council must hold 11 meetings per year.
- To view current schedule of meetings click here
- These documents are Public Records and can always be obtained by contacting the Town Clerk's Office by phone at 305-234-4262 or by email at townclerk@cutlerbay-fl.gov
- All Town Councilmembers represent the entire Town of Cutler Bay. The Town is divided into 3 Seats which are:
- If you would like to know which District Seat represents your residential area, view a map of the Town districts here.
Code Compliance
If a nuisance or life safety violation exists, the Town may correct the violation. Three examples of when the Town may consider correcting the violation is an overgrown lot, an unsecured swimming pool or an unsecured building providing an attractive nuisance. If the Town corrects the violation, liens are placed against the property for the costs associated with the correction.
There are several ways to report a violation. You can call the department at 305-234-4262 and ask to speak to the Code Compliance Records Clerk who will take the complaint over the phone. You can submit a compliant via our Online Citizen Request system or you can come to the Code Compliance office and submit a complaint with the Code Compliance Records Clerk.
No, warnings are provided primarily as a courtesy to the property owner.
If you suspect there is a code violation on another property, you may contact Code Compliance Division and provide this information. A case will be opened and investigated appropriately. If a violation is found to exist, the owner will be contacted and required to remove the violation and/or obtain the necessary permits for the violation.
If a violation is noted, a courtesy warning will be given to the property owner of record, and in some cases the tenant, to advise them of the problem(s). A property owner is given a period of time to correct a violation. If the property owner does not correct the violation within the deadline given in the warning, the Code Compliance Officer will issue a citation.
We receive complaints from a number of sources including internal referrals, outside agencies and the general public. We do not disclose the source of the complaints; that information is kept confidential.
Golf Cart Registration
Submit the following (required forms are linked below):
- A completed Golf Cart Registration Form to the Town
- Notarized Golf Cart Registration Affidavit demonstrating that the golf cart meets all state law requirements prior to operating on designated streets
- Proof of insurance (the Town does not determine the amount of coverage)
- $60 one-time permit fee (no cash payments will be accepted)
- Bring your completed Golf Cart Permit Application, Notarized Affidavit, Proof of Insurance, Valid Driver’s License, and $60 one-time permit fee to Town Hall (10720 Caribbean Boulevard, Suite 105, Cutler Bay, FL 33189) from Monday to Friday between 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
- Affix your Town-issued Golf Cart Registration Permit to the rear fender of your Golf Cart
The permit does not expire
Operating a golf cart without proper registration will result in a fine of $150
Golf Carts are allowed on all streets within the Town’s municipal boundaries except the following;
- US-1/S. Dixie Highway
- Florida Turnpike
- Caribbean Blvd. (US-1 to SW 107 Ave)
- Marlin Rd (US-1 to Sterling Dr)
- SW 97 Ave (SW 212 St to SW 216 St)
- SW 211 St. (SW 112 Ave to SW 107 Ave)
- SW 216 St. (Old Cutler Rd to SW 87 Ave)
Additionally, your Golf Cart Permit allows you to operate your golf cart on the local roads of the Village of Palmetto Bay. Please direct any questions or concerns regarding operating a golf cart in the Village of Palmetto Bay to their Village staff.
Human Resources
No, the Town only accepts employment applications for current position vacancies.
The Town is currently working on developing software for employment application tracking. Please contact the Administrative Services Director for information regarding position vacancies and application statuses.
Parks and Recreation
Currently the pool is unavailable to reserve on the weekends.
Yes, we have swim teams that practice at our facility. Visit our Cutler Ridge Park and Pool webpage to learn more.
Yes, contact the Perrine Baseball & Softball Association by calling (305) 338-4337.
Yes, Albion Soccer Club plays at Cutler Ridge Park and Lakes by the Bay Parks. Learn more at https://albionscmiami.org/contact-us.
Yes, Palmetto Raiders (305) 710-3529
Men’s Softball, Men’s Soccer, Co-ed Softball. Please contact the parks and recreation department.
Snacks are provided on a daily basis in our After School Program
Information on how to sign up for our Youth Programs can be found in this page on our website.
The Children's Trust provides funding for some of our youth programs. Learn more by clicking on the link below:
The schedule we follow is mandated by the Children’s Trust. The schedule is as follows:
- Snack Time
- Homework
- Physical Fitness
- Reading
- Social Skills
For the current pool hours, visit our Cutler Ridge Park and Pool webpage.
To report unsafe areas in the athletic fields or parks, please contact our Parks Operations Administrator at (786) 205-5516 or our Recreation Manager at (786) 682-2412. You may also contact the Parks and Recreation department directly at (786) 573-5502 or email ebejarano@cutlerbay-fl.gov.
Police
The Town does not issue permits for music or loud noise. Town residents must adhere to the regulations set forth by the Miami-Dade County Noise Ordinance. Please refer to the County Ordinance by visiting http://www.filmiami.org/noise_ordinance.asp.
Town Park visitors are advised to park in vehicle designated parking lots and spaces only. Parking along the swale for Town sponsored Special events is permitted, as long as the visitor’s vehicle is not obstructing the side walk, obstructing a fire hydrant, or parking illegally on neighboring private property.
Please click here for information regarding golf carts, registering your golf cart and Town Ordinance 10-03 relating to golf cart usage in the Town.
How do I navigate the traffic circles within the Town – specifically the traffic circle on Old Cutler Road?
Please click here for information regarding burglar alarms, registering your burglar alarm and all corresponding Town Ordinances relating to burglar alarms.
Public Works
Yes, but procedures such as topping and hat-racking are prohibited. No more than 25% of the existing canopy can be removed.
Yes, a permit must be obtained through the Town's Building Department.
Yes, permits for tree removal or relocation can be obtained through Miami-Dade County Regulatory and Economic Resources Department. You can contact this department by visiting their website.
Residents can contact Miami-Dade County Public Works and Waste Management by calling 311, to find accepting facilities.
Leave them with the auto shop where you bought the new tires or contact Miami-Dade County Public Works and Waste Management at 311
Below are some "helpful" YouTube videos and links on how to navigate a roundabout (Traffic Circle).
The modern roundabout is a type of raised intersection with no traffic lights. It is designed to reduce crashes and improve traffic flow. By understanding what a modern roundabout is and how it works, motorists, bicyclists and pedestrians can travel through intersections easier and more safely.
Driving With Roundabouts
Driving Tips for Roundabouts
ADOT - Transportation Safety and Modern Roundabouts
Residents may contact the Town's Stormwater Utility Division for further information at 305-234-4262.
Residents may contact the Town's Stormwater Utility Division to request the elevation certificate we may have on file. If the Town does not have a copy of your elevation certificate of the property in their database, you can hire a Florida Registered Professional Land Surveyor to create one for you.
Please contact the DERM Complaint Desk, day or night, at 305-372-6955 and/or email //Environmentalcomplaints@miamidade.gov">Environmentalcomplaints@miamidade.gov with any odor or other environmental related complaints. You may also call the Communication Center for Miami Dade Water & Sewer Department at 305-274-9272 or 786-552-8901 through 8907.
Residents and/or visitors to the Town may call the Public Works Department at 305-234-4262.
Resident or visitors to the Town may contact the Public Works Department at 305-234-4262, and provide the location of the pothole.
Residents and/or visitors to the Town may call the Public Works Department at 305-234-4262.
Residents and/or visitors to the Town may call the Public Works Department at 305-234-4262.
Residents and/or visitors to the Town may contact the Town's Stormwater Utility Division at 305-234-4262.
Residents and/or visitors to the Town may call the Public Works Department at 305-234-4262.
Please contact Miami-Dade County Public Works and Waste Management at 311.
Residents and/or visitors to the Town may contact Miami-Dade County Animal Services by calling 311.
Residents and/or visitors to the Town may call the Public Works Department at 305-234-4262.
- Residents and/or visitors to the Town experiencing a mosquito nuisance are encouraged to call Miami-Dade 311 or to report the problem online, please click here and select Property and choose Mosquitoes from the drop-down menu. For more information, please click here.
- Important Phone Numbers to Report Mosquito Nuisance:
- Florida Department of Health Hotline: 1-855-622-6735
- Florida Department of Health Miami-Dade Epidemiology Hotline (for pregnant mothers): 305-324-2400
- Miami-Dade County: 3-1-1
Bulky waste pick-ups, just like regular trash pick-up is handled through Miami-Dade County Public Works and Waste Management Department. You can schedule your pick-up by calling 311 or by scheduling it online here. Bulky pick-ups should be scheduled before the trash is set out on the swale area.
Street sweeping is performed through a Town contract on all of its major roadways on a bi-weekly basis.
Residents may retrieve information from the Miami-Dade Flood Zone Map for information regarding their individual property. Residents may also contact the Public Works Department Stormwater Utility Division for further information at 305-234-4262.
Every property owner of any tree overhanging any street or right of way within the Town shall prune the branches so that such branches shall not substantially obstruct the view of any street intersection and so that there shall be clear space of thirteen (13) ft. above street surface or eight (8) ft. above the sidewalk surface. Said property owners shall also be responsible for the maintenance of the trees in the swale areas abutting their properties in accordance with Section 14-23 of the Town Code so that such branches shall be a clear space of thirteen (13) ft. above street surface or eight (8) ft. above the sidewalk surface. Said owners shall remove all dead, diseased or dangerous trees, broken or decayed limbs that constitute a menace to the safety of the public. The Town shall have the right to prune any tree or shrub on private property when it interferes with visibility of any traffic control device or sign or line of sight if the private landowner has not done so within 10 days of receiving notice to do so by the Town.
Weeds, grass or undergrowth must be maintained under a height of 12 inches from the ground. Rubbish, trash , debris, dead trees or other unsightly matter must be removed from the property.
Residents can contact Miami-Dade County Public Works and Waste Management by calling 311, to find accepting facilities.
Residents and/or visitors to the Town may contact the Town's Stormwater Utility Division at 305-234-4262.
Where do I report a deceased animal located in the roadway?
Residents may contact Miami-Dade County Water and Sewer Department at (305) 665-7477 or 3-1-1. In the case of an emergency the department can be reached through their emergency line at (305) 274-9272.
Residents can go to the two following facilities:
- Eureka Drive Trash and Recycling Center- 9401 SW 184 ST, Miami, FL 33157
- South Dade Landfill- 23707 SW 97 AVE, Miami, FL 33157
Residents and /or visitors to the Town may contact FPL directly at 1-800-468-8243 or the Town's Public Works Department at 305-234-4262.
The Town's main canals, C100B and C-1N are maintained by South Florida Water Management District (SFWMD), which can be reached by calling 561-686-8800 or 1-800-432-2045. The finger channels and ditches are maintained by Miami-Dade County Public Works and Waste Management Road, Bridges and Canal Maintenance Division under an Interlocal Agreement with the Town and can be reached at 305-592-3115 or by calling 311.
This is the county-wide responsibility of Miami-Dade county. Please click here for more information or call 311.
Please contact Miami-Dade County Public Works and Waste Management at 311.
No, the resident is responsible for the maintenance of the swale area adjacent to their property.
No, the Town does not provide this service. The Town will only restore areas that have been damaged due to Town activities, such as roadway resurfacing and sidewalk repair. Utility companies who perform work in the swale areas will also be responsible for restoration.
Search Tips and Tricks
Yes. The website indexes web pages as well as PDFs, Microsoft Office documents, and text documents.
No. By default, the search results will show matches for any word within the phrase. In this example, you would receive results for all web pages and documents that contained either the word alarm or the word permit or both.
In order to search on an exact phrase, enclose your search phrase in quotations. The search results for "alarm permit" will show matches for that exact phrase.
Yes. You can exclude words by using the minus sign (-). In order to find the results of all pages that have alarm in the result but not permit, you would search for alarm -permit.
Solid Waste
All private haulers who remove, collect, or transport for disposal from any commercial establishment or multi-family residential establishment in the Town of Cutler Bay, or All private haulers who haul solid waste over the streets or public right-of-way located within the Town.
The initial application and associated fees include a $750.00 franchise fee, a $100.00 per account charge, and a $25.00 per vehicle charge.
There is a monthly franchise fee of 17% of gross receipts that is due to the Town of Cutler Bay each month. Additional fees are required for rolloff containers and franchise renewal fees. Please refer to the Solid Waste Franchise Fee ordinance, as amended, for details on all assessed fees and penalties. The ordinance can be accessed from the link below.
The solid waste franchise permit is valid for each fiscal year beginning October 1st and ending on September 30th. Courtesy renewal notices are mailed to each registered franchise fee holder and the renewal package must be submitted to the Town before October 1st. Failure to renew in a timely manner may result in late fees and/or revocation of a solid waste franchise. If a franchisee does not receive a courtesy renewal notice, they are still responsible for ensuring that their solid waste franchise is renewed prior to October 1st. Please refer to the Solid Waste Franchise Fee ordinance, as amended, for details on the renewal process and associated fees.
Click here to view a check list and all required forms.
Companies who fail to obtain the required permit will be subject to fines as provided for in the Solid Waste Franchise Fee ordinance, as amended, and may be barred from conducting business within the Town limits. Please refer to the Solid Waste Franchise Fee ordinance, as amended, for details on all assessed fees and penalties. The ordinance can be accessed from the link below.