06/08/2026
The City of Miami is aware of a magnitude 6.1 earthquake that occurred off the coast of Cuba. Resulting seismic activity was reportedly felt in several areas throughout the city, prompting multiple calls for service.
Miami Fire-Rescue has responded to each reported incident. At this time, no significant injuries or major property damage have been reported, and all calls have been handled without further issue.
The situation remains stable, and the City will continue coordinating with appropriate agencies while monitoring for any additional impacts.
06/08/2026
The City of Miami Department of Fire-Rescue reminds residents that we are currently in hurricane season. Now is the time to prepare to ensure you and your loved ones stay safe and ready. We encourage everyone to review their emergency plans, stock up on essential supplies, and stay informed by monitoring local weather updates and official emergency alerts. Taking steps today can make all the difference during a storm.
Click our link in bio for our complete Hurricane Guide.
06/01/2026
🌪️ Hurricane Season officially begins today and runs through November 30.
For Miami residents, preparedness is not optional. It is essential.
Now is the time to review your emergency plans, build or refresh your disaster supply kit, know your evacuation zone, and ensure your family is ready before a storm threatens our community.
Remember: Hurricanes can’t be prevented, but their impact can be reduced through preparation.
✅ Make a Plan
✅ Build a Kit
✅ Stay Informed
✅ Secure Your Home
✅ Look Out for Your Neighbors
The best time to prepare is before a storm is on the radar.
Stay ready, Miami. We’re here for you.
05/28/2026