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The City of Miami Beach was incorporated on March 26, 1915. Miami Beach operates on a commission/city manager form of government. The commission consists of a mayor and six commissioners who serve as the policy-making body of the city. The city manager ensures that policies, directives, resolutions and ordinances adopted by the city commission are enforced and implemented. The city manager is also charged with the daily operations of the city. Through fiscal prudence and good leadership, the city’s journey to excellence is guided by its mission, vision and strategic plan that is making Miami Beach a better place to live, work and play. With Biscayne Bay to the west and the Atlantic Ocean to the east, the City of Miami Beach is not just a favorite for international and domestic visitors but for a growing residential population too. The cosmopolitan island city, just 7.1 square miles, is everything that is cool and hot.

The City of West Palm Beach is a leading hub for business growth, innovation, and opportunity in South Florida. As the county seat of Palm Beach County and one of the fastest-growing regions in the nation, the City is committed to driving economic development through business recruitment, retention, and expansion. Spanning 55 square miles and anchored by a vibrant Intracoastal waterfront, West Palm Beach offers a prime location, a diverse and skilled talent pool, and a dynamic environment for companies across industries — from finance and technology to entrepreneurship. The City actively supports job creation and fosters partnerships that strengthen its evolving economy. Incorporated in 1894, West Palm Beach builds on a strong legacy while driving forward-looking growth, attracting national and regional headquarters, startups, and innovators. Its diverse community and high quality of life position the City as a premier destination for business and investment.

Discover The Palm Beaches is the tourism marketing organization for the collection of 39 cities and towns known as The Palm Beaches in Southeast Florida, stretching from Boca Raton to Jupiter. Tasked with growing visitation and the local tourism economy, the organization works year-round to bring travelers to Palm Beach County. The Palm Beaches have a rich history as America’s First Resort Destination®, where genuine hospitality is a way of life among a vibrant and welcoming blend of people, cultures, and coastal towns. Tourism is among the county’s major industries, generating an annual economic impact of $11.6 billion and supporting nearly 95,000 local jobs.