Official coverage
The source begins in 2014. Permit Archive does not present it as a complete record of earlier City of Miami permit history.
Official source desk
Miami building-permit data source guide
City of Miami — Building Permits Since 2014 is published by City of Miami. Permit Archive reviewed its scope, access route, update pattern, reuse terms, and privacy boundary for the private Stage 1 pilot.
This public guide describes the source. It does not expose permit records, addresses, captured evidence, or contractor profiles.
- Publisher
- City of Miami
- Official scope
- Building permits since 2014
- Update pattern
- Source managed
- Access route
- Official ArcGIS feature service
- Delivery
- JSON and GeoJSON
- Reuse record
- CC BY 4.0
Registry contract reviewed July 30, 2026. “Source managed” means the publisher controls the refresh pattern; it is not a freshness guarantee from Permit Archive.
01 / Scope
What this source covers—and what it does not.
Known limit
A listed source does not imply that every local permit type, year, or record is present.
Coverage must be read from the source scope—not inferred from the city name.
02 / Handling01 02 03
How the private pilot handles this source.
Use the documented route
The pilot uses the official arcgis feature service and the source-specific request interval. It does not scrape an interactive portal or bypass access controls.
Filter before storage
Only a contractor company name may be retained from contractor details when permitted. Contractor company and mailing addresses are denied.
Keep the source trail
Every accepted item must retain source ID miami_building_permits_since_2014, its official URL, capture time, content hash, and raw-object location.
03 / Verify
Use the publisher for the current official record.
City of Miami — Building Permits Since 2014
Permit Archive is independent and does not replace the source. Current fields, availability, and terms must be checked with the official publisher.