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Miami Beach Brings Back $1-Per-Hour Parking This Summer

Miami Beach is reviving its popular $1-per-hour parking promotion from Aug. 1 through Oct. 31 at municipal lots, garages, and on-street spaces citywide — exclusively through the ParkMobile app.

Journal Staff Jul 30, 2026

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Commission Passes Curb Color Crackdown, Reversing Purple Markings

The Miami Beach City Commission took up a resolution directing staff to stop painting curbs in non-traditional colors and repaint any altered curbs back to standard markings.

Journal Staff Jul 24, 2026

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North Beach Gets 150 New Public Parking Spaces — With More on the Way

The City of Miami Beach will cut the ribbon Friday on a newly activated public parking garage at 260 67th Street, delivering the first major infusion of resident parking spaces in North Beach in decades.

Journal Staff Jul 15, 2026

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City Committee Backs Citywide Expansion of Automated Parking Enforcement

Miami Beach's Finance and Economic Resiliency Committee voted unanimously to recommend expanding an automated license plate recognition parking program to all city lots, citing $360,000 in new citation revenue from just four lots over seven months.

Journal Staff Jul 09, 2026

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City Commission Votes 7-0 to End Unnecessary Resident Tows

Miami Beach commissioners unanimously approved the End Resident Tows reform, creating a graduated text-warning system before towing and launching 24/7 enforcement patrols by July 1, 2026.

Journal Staff May 21, 2026

Transportation

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City Committee Rejects $1.8M Parking Plan for Holocaust Memorial Area, Opts for Low-Cost Fixes Instead

Miami Beach's Finance and Economic Resiliency Committee voted Wednesday to convert 19th Street to three-hour maximum parking and pursue a golf cart shuttle rather than fund an $1.8 million street reconfiguration project near the Holocaust Memorial.

Journal Staff May 07, 2026

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Miami Beach Proposes "Park and Go" Resident Permit — But Who Really Pays for It?

A $150 annual parking pass that lets Miami Beach residents ditch the app and simply park could be heading to a 12-month pilot program — funded, its sponsor argues, not by residents, but by the visitors who already dominate the city's parking revenue.

Journal Staff Mar 26, 2026

Budget Transportation