Coral Gables

Coral Gables:
The “City Beautiful”

Founded in the 1920s by developer George Merrick, Coral Gables is one of America’s earliest planned communities. Merrick designed it with Mediterranean-inspired architecture, lush landscaping, and iconic landmarks such as the Venetian Pool and Biltmore Hotel. Coral Gables continues to be a place where historic preservation and community values meet, providing a welcoming environment for businesses, residents, and visitors alike.

In Coral Gables, Raquel Regalado’s leadership demonstrates her respect for the city’s historic character and proactive approach to modern needs. She has focused on public safety initiatives, such as funding Crime Watch and implementing traffic-calming measures, benefiting Coral Gables residents.

Her work on infrastructure improvements, including the rehabilitation of Matheson Hammocks Bridge, supports Coral Gables’ mission to remain a “City Beautiful.” Regalado’s dedication to Coral Gables is rooted in her belief in blending preservation with practical enhancements, ensuring the community remains safe and attractive for residents and visitors.

Commissioner Raquel Regalado’s
Achievements

Traffic Calming Measures at Cocoplum Circle:

Implemented traffic solutions to enhance safety and ease congestion.

Matheson Hammocks Bridge Rehabilitation:

Led efforts to preserve access to a key park through bridge improvements.

Coral Gables Crime Watch:

Provided funding to strengthen local safety initiatives.

Old Cutler Road:

Working on the milling and resurfacing of the road.

Endorsement

"Commissioner Regalado has been an incredible partner and advocate for South Miami. She has helped shepherd investments to connect city homes to sewer, improve our library, and enhance transit service. I enthusiastically support her for re-election and look forward to continuing our work together."

David Lawrence Jr.Coral Gables resident.

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Coral Gables

Traffic Calming Measures at Cocoplum Circle:

Matheson Hammocks Bridge Rehabilitation:

Coral Gables Crime Watch:

Old Cutler Road:

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