six members. Current council members are: Mayor – Manny Cid Councilmember Seat 1 – Tony Fernandez Councilmember Seat 2 – Ray Garcia Councilmember Seat 3 – Marilyn Ruano Councilmember Seat 4 – Josh Dieguez Councilmember Seat 5 – Luis Collazo Councilmember Seat 6 – Carlos O. Alvarez * Current Vice-Mayor The Town of Miami Lakes held a grand opening and ribbon-cutting for its new town hall on April 23, 2013, located at the east end of Main Street. On October 5, 2010, Nelson Hernandez became the youngest council member elected to the Miami Lakes Town Council at the age of 24 since the town incorporated in 2000. The Miami-Dade Police Department is under contract with the Town of Miami Lakes to perform law enforcement functions within the Town. The Miami-Dade Fire Rescue operates Station 1 Miami Lakes & Station 64 Miami Lakes West. Economy Several companies are headquartered in Miami Lakes, including BankUnited, N.A.; one of the largest banking institutions in the United States. Potamkin Auto Group, The Graham Companies, Fine Art Lamps, Pacer, New Generation Computing, South Florida ENT Associates, Inktel, Isaco Interanational, Safari, 1st Financial, American Bancshares Mortgage, LLC, National Molding, Lotspeich and Oliva Cigar. Education Public schools Miami-Dade County Public Schools serves Miami Lakes. K–8 schools Bob Graham Education Center Miami Lakes K-8 Center Middle schools Miami Lakes Middle School High schools Barbara Goleman Senior High School Hialeah-Miami Lakes Senior High School Magnet schools Miami Lakes Educational Center Private schools Our Lady of the Lakes Catholic School Parks and recreation The town of Miami Lakes has 100+ parks, mini parks, tot lots, greenways and trails located throughout, including Miami Lakes Optimist Park, Royal Oaks Park, Town of Miami Lakes Youth Center and Veterans Park. Cultural institutions Veterans Memorial Miami Lakes has a unique indoor veterans memorial located at the Royal Oaks Park Community Center. The memorial is a 50-foot-long mural that features a combination of two digitized paintings of military scenes throughout U.S. history, wood carvings, stained glass, and hand-made glass mosaics molded from leaves of Miami Lakes' trees. The centerpiece of the artwork consists of the seals from each of the US military service branches and the POW/MIA seal. The memorial was inaugurated on Memorial Day of 2011. The artists are Alfred Darmanin and Michelle Stecco. The veterans memorial titled "V is for Veterans" was unveiled in front of Miami Lakes Town Hall on September 4,