The City of Miami Beach is the municipal government for the City of Miami Beach, Florida, responsible for providing local public services, managing land use and permitting, maintaining public safety and infrastructure, promoting tourism and economic development, and leading coastal resilience and community welfare initiatives for residents and visitors.
Local governance and municipal code enforcement, land use and zoning, permitting and development review, coastal resilience and sea‑level rise adaptation, stormwater and infrastructure investments, affordable housing and homelessness services, public safety and emergency management, transportation and parking, tourism and economic development, parks, cultural programming, and municipal budgeting and taxation.
Primarily funded through local revenue sources including property taxes, municipal sales taxes and franchise fees, utility and user fees, permits and fines, supplemented by state and federal grants and proceeds from municipal bonds.
Mayor and City Commission, City Manager's Office, municipal departments (police, fire, public works, planning), Miami‑Dade County government, Greater Miami Convention & Visitors Bureau, Miami Beach Chamber of Commerce, Florida League of Cities, local neighborhood associations and municipal labor unions.
Municipal government / city government
