Where to find Doral and Miami-Dade legal notices: the city clerk's notices page, the county's legal ads site and Florida's public notice website. An index, not the official record.

Last checked Oct. 8, 2026. This page is an index for convenience. It is not the official publication of any notice. The legally required notice is the one published on the official website or in the publication the notice itself names.

Public notices tell you about rezonings, new ordinances, hearings, budgets, bids and foreclosure sales before decisions are made. In Doral they come from three places: the City of Doral City Clerk, Miami-Dade County and Florida’s statewide notice website.

Who to call

City of Doral notices

The City Clerk posts notices on the Public Notices page, which listed 182 notices for 2026 when we checked. They include:

  • Land use and zoning: future land use map changes, rezonings, site plans and development agreements, each with its ordinance number. In January the city noticed hearings on the Doral 10 senior housing project and the Doral Concourse project.
  • Ordinances and text amendments to the Land Development Code.
  • Procurement: evaluation committee meetings for requests for proposals and qualifications. Open bids are on the city’s solicitations portal.
  • Programs and grants, such as the facade improvement grant.

Meeting notices also appear on the city’s events calendar. Coming up:

When Notice Where
Thursday, Oct. 15, 10 a.m. School Zone Speed Detection Camera Hearing Council Chambers, Government Center
Thursday, Oct. 15, 2 p.m. Special Magistrate Hearing (code enforcement) Council Chambers, Government Center
Wednesday, Nov. 18, 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. City Council meeting Council Chambers, Government Center

The Government Center is at 8401 NW 53rd Terrace. Council agendas are posted on the city’s Legistar site before each meeting. Adopted laws are in the Code of Ordinances, and the clerk also posts 2026 ordinances and resolutions.

Miami-Dade County notices

The county’s Legal Ads and Public Notices site, which the City of Doral links from its own notices page, is run by the Clerk of the Board in the Clerk of the Court and Comptroller’s office, Stephen P. Clark Center, 111 NW First St., Suite 17-202, Miami. It carries county legal ads, and you can sign up to receive them by email or mail. The county also lists notices on its public notices index.

Election notices, including sample ballots and lists of potentially ineligible voters, are on the Supervisor of Elections’ legal notices page. See our voting guide.

Statewide

The Florida Press Association’s floridapublicnotices.com collects legal notices published in Florida newspapers, searchable by county and keyword: foreclosures, estate notices, name changes, fictitious business names and government hearings.

What this means for you

  • Watching a project near you? Check the city’s notices page for its ordinance number, then the Legistar agenda for the hearing.
  • Code enforcement case? Special magistrate hearings are noticed on the city calendar.
  • Questions about a notice: City Clerk, 305-593-6730.

Related: building permits and zoning and who to call at City Hall.

Frequently asked questions

Where are City of Doral public notices posted?

On the City Clerk’s Public Notices page on cityofdoral.com, which lists hearing notices, rezoning and ordinance notices and procurement meeting notices. Meeting notices also appear on the city’s events calendar.

On the county’s Legal Ads and Public Notices site, legalads.miamidade.gov, run by the Clerk of the Court and Comptroller’s Clerk of the Board. You can sign up there to get notices by email or mail.

Is this page the official public notice?

No. This page is an index for convenience. The legally required notice is the one published where Florida law requires, which the notice itself names.

Where can I search all Florida public notices?

The Florida Press Association’s statewide site, floridapublicnotices.com, collects notices published in Florida newspapers.