County facilities –additional costs for sanitation and supervision
Cultural Center Plaza and Main Library – Cultural Center Plaza & Flagler street sidewalk available. Cast/crew must be fewer than 10 people. Extra cost for sanitation and supervision.
Miami-Dade County Libraries - Extra cost for sanitation and supervision.
Miami-Dade County Fire Department –Burn permits are available.
Miami International Airport and General Airports – Miami-Dade Police Department (Off-Duty) - Possibility additional officers required for supervision
Parking Garages – Available during regular advertised hours
Parks Including Beaches - Miami Dade County off-duty Police officer required.
         Crandon Park Beach is also requiring a walk-through prior to approval. 
Roads and Bridges
Swale Parking – Productions are encouraged to work with neighbors in utilizing their driveways for trucks and parking when necessary. If that is not accomplishable, an approved sign-off from the property owners where the swale is in front as well as neighboring properties will be required
Transit –More time needed for approvals.

City of Hialeah Gardens - No film permits at this time 
City of North Bay Village - currently not permitting
Village of Palmetto Bay - no update

State Parks
Oleta River State Park is open with limited capacity and will review requests on a case-by-case basis.
Bill Baggs State Park is not accepting film/photo projects through the end of June.

This is the early phase of the reopening and your permit request may take longer than normal to obtain approval. We are working with our County departments and partners to establish processes for the “new normal”. Please check with our office since not all County or Municipal locations are open for productions yet.

Mayor Carlos A. Gimenez’s Initial Reopening Plan identifies non-essential businesses allowed to open Monday, May 18th 2020 with stringent capacity and safety rules in place. Businesses may wish to enforce more stringent guidelines or procedures. Municipalities may choose to follow Miami-Dade County’s guidelines or enact stricter requirements, but they cannot be more lenient. In addition, some businesses cannot reopen until a later date. Points in bold MUST be followed; other recommendations are strongly suggested.

"The New Normal – A Guide for Residents and Commercial Establishments” (subject to change) is available online

See specific requirements for hair and makeup departments on film/photo sets.