Our security patrol has provided the following information to clarify questions that the patrol officers have been receiving from residents and members.
The City Manager has promulgated and ordered Local Emergency Measure 20-05, establishing a general CURFEW throughout the entire territorial boundary of the City of Miami. The curfew goes into effect daily beginning on March 27, 2020, from 10:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m. and prohibits pedestrian and vehicular movement, standing, and parking during curfew hours. There are only a few limited exceptions which allows persons to be out during curfew hours as long as they are engaged in:
Utopia bulk trash pickup is now on the second and fourth Fridays of the month – “Zone: Friday B”
(Miami, FL March 17, 2020) – In order to effectively maintain essential sanitation services while managing COVID-19 impacts, the City of Miami Department of Solid Waste will implement the following changes to its garbage, recycling and bulky trash services, effective Friday, March 20th, 2020.
Residential garbage collection will continue on a regular schedule – twice weekly.
Residential recycling collection will be suspended until further notice.
All recyclable materials should be placed inside the green garbage cart for collection.
All materials (garbage and recycling) will be converted into electricity at the Miami-Dade County Resource Recovery Center.
Bulky trash collection will transition from weekly service to service every other week.
Pickup for (A) routes will take place on your designated day the first and third week of the month.
Pickup for (B) routes will take place on your designated day the second and fourth week of the month.
City of Miami Solid Waste Services Updated Schedule
The mini dump facility for bulky waste will remain open Monday through Saturday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.: 1290 NW 20th St. Additionally, dead animal removal services and street litter container collection will continue on a regular basis while street sweeping services will continue on a reduced schedule.
For more information regarding City of Miami Department of Solid Waste services, please contact customer service at 305-960-2801, call 3-1-1 or visit www.miamizerowaste.com. For all updates regarding COVID-19 in the City of Miami, please visit www.miamigov.com/coronavirus
Spies in Disguise – suggested by our very own age-appropriate movie critic Sebastian Azar, will be shown in our park at La Playa and Ventura.
Friday, March 13th
Picnic hour 6:30
Movie begins 7:30
Everyone’s invited, members and neighbors. Children can come dressed up or in their pajamas! Just bring low chairs or blankets, a picnic if you like and get ready to enjoy yet another benefit of living here in Utopia.
Movie, popcorn, Pizza, snow cones and more courtesy of Sean Reichert and Jo-Ann Forster.
NOTE: Volunteers are needed to help set up AND clean up afterwards in order to make this annual event a continuing success. Please continue to be a good neighbor!
PLEASE ENCOURAGE YOUR NEIGHBORS TO JOIN AND SUPPORT OUR UTOPIA HOMEOWNERS SECURITY ASSOCIATION! WE’RE STRONGER TOGETHER!
As a result of various complaints expressed at the Annual Meeting, our Utopia Homeowners’ Security Board contacted the corporate offices of both FedEx and UPS regarding concerns about their delivery trucks speeding in our neighborhood. Both companies were sympathetic to and understanding of the situation.
They advised and ordered the local Miami supervisors to specifically promise that they would instruct drivers making deliveries in our area to observe the speed limits and use extra caution on our narrow streets.
We believe this will somewhat alleviate the speeding we have been aware of for far too long. Your Utopia Board working for you!