Progress to Date of Coral Gables’ Sustainability Management Plan from 2015 to 2023:
- Electricity Usage: Down 14%
- Building/Facility Water Use. Down 22%
- Irrigation Water Use Down 6%
- Overall City Water Use: Down 10.5%
- Fuel Consumption: Up 8%
- Community Wide Greenhouse Gas Emissions: Down 20%

Next month, the city of Coral Gables is hosting a community cleanup in downtown, just in time for the #holidayseason. Stop by on Monday, December 4, at the Coral Gables Chamber of Commerce from 5:00 to 7:30 pm. #berecycled

Get involved in keeping your community green! If you’re in #CoralGables, checkout the Parks Pollinator Patch Planting on Saturday, November 18, at the Coral Gables War Memorial Youth Center from 9:30 to 11 a.m. #berecycled

Battery Recycling Bin Locations in Coral Gables:
•Devolopment Services Center: 427 Bitmore Way
•City Hall: 405 Bitmore Way
•Polico and Fire Headquarters: 2151 Salzedo St.
•War Momorial Youth Center: 405 University Drive
•Public Works Department: 2800 SW 72nd Ave
•New - Adult Activity Center: 2 Andalusia Ave.

Inauguration of new battery recycling unit at Coral Gables Adult Activity Center #berecycled

#Recycle your batteries at the Coral Gables Activity Center!

The city of Coral Gables launched an initiative to remove invasive plants at the Pinewoods Cemetery, one of the oldest cemeteries in South Florida, and plant native species. #berecycled

The Battery Recycling Program started in 2021 and have drop-off locations throughout the city. So far, they’ve recycled over 2,000 pounds of batteries #berecycled

Reverse Vending Machine was a program the city offered that ends this year where one puts plastic containers inside and they recycle it for you. You received points for each time you recycled and you could redeem it for special stores participating with the program #berecycled

Bi-Annual Recycling Drive-Thru Event encourages residents to recycle hazardous waste and electronics. Event is held every April/May and November. #berecycled