DORAL, Fla. — The G20 leaders’ summit at Trump National Doral on Dec. 14-15 has been designated a National Special Security Event, NBC 6 South Florida reported.
The U.S. Secret Service will lead federal security, working with the FBI, FEMA, Florida and local governments, NBC 6 reported.
Key facts
- Security activity and traffic impacts may begin as early as Dec. 10, the City of Doral said.
- Significant traffic impacts are expected near NW 87th Avenue and NW 36th Street, the city said.
- Doral Central Park will close to the public Dec. 11-16, the city said.
- Seven Miami-Dade public schools near the venue will offer a virtual option Dec. 14-15, the city said.
- Specific road closures had not been posted as of Oct. 29, the city said.
What officials said
“Expect an increased law enforcement presence throughout the city and the surrounding areas,” Miami-Dade Sheriff Rosie Cordero-Stutz said, NBC 6 reported.
“You’ll have 85% of the world’s GDP in one place,” said Joseph “Sonny” Berrios, the Secret Service’s G20 coordinator, NBC 6 reported.
President Donald Trump will host the summit at his Doral resort. South Africa, a G20 member, was not invited, according to Wikipedia’s summit page, which cites a Nov. 27, 2025, announcement by Trump.
Related coverage
Sources
- NBC 6 South Florida, “G20 Summit security plans ramp up in Doral ahead of December,” Oct. 19, 2026
- City of Doral, “Doral at the Center of G20,” updated Oct. 29, 2026
- Wikipedia, “2026 G20 Miami summit”
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