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Complaint about Hialeah building ID checks; city attorney says checks are common practice but not legally required
City of Hialeah City Council · October 29, 2025
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Summary
A resident said security staff required ID and told visitors where they were going before allowing entry; the city attorney said requesting ID is prevailing practice in many local governments but not a legal mandate and distinguished general building entry from access to limited offices.
Seymour Bush told the council he had been stopped three times by security staff who required identification and directions before permitting entry to the building, and he described the practice as…
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