Campaign Phone
3052069267
Age
43
What makes me different is that my leadership has always been rooted in service. As a wife, mother, educator, and Department Chair, I make tough decisions every day that put people first. I've spent my career investing in our students, supporting families, and working alongside our community—not just talking about change, but creating it. Because Miami Gardens is my home, my community, and my classroom, I understand the challenges we face and I'm ready to lead with integrity, collaboration, and a proven record of service. Together, we can continue Serving Today. Shaping Tomorrow.
1. Public Safety: Strengthen community policing, invest in traffic and pedestrian safety, expand youth programs, and ensure our police officers have the resources they need to keep residents safe.
2. Smart Growth & Infrastructure: Support responsible development that benefits residents while investing in roads, drainage, sidewalks, parks, and neighborhood improvements.
3. Economic Opportunity: Create a Small Business Hub, support local entrepreneurs, attract quality jobs, and expand workforce opportunities for residents.
Education
Dual Major, Bachelor's in Finance and Business Management
Public Service
Founder-Miami Gardens Ravens Youth Sports Academy in 2010
Campaign Phone
3059925119
Age
49
I am running for City Council because I believe Miami Gardens deserves experienced, accessible, and accountable leadership that puts residents first. As a lifelong competitor, business owner, youth mentor, and homegrown Miami Gardens leader, I have spent my career solving problems, building organizations, and investing in people rather than making promises from the sidelines.
Professionally, I own a financial management firm where I help individuals and families plan for their futures. That experience has taught me how to manage budgets responsibly, evaluate long-term investments, and make decisions based on facts and fiscal discipline. Those same principles should guide city government.
My leadership experience extends beyond business. For many years I led one of South Florida's largest youth football organizations, bringing together hundreds of families, volunteers, coaches, and community partners. That experience required strategic planning, conflict resolution, fundraising, volunteer management, and a commitment to creating safe, structured opportunities for young people. It reinforced the importance of accountability, teamwork, and building strong community partnerships.
As your Councilman, I will bring practical leadership, financial expertise, transparency, and a collaborative approach to governing. My commitment is simple: listen to residents, make informed decisions, protect taxpayers' investment, and work every day to strengthen our neighborhoods, support our fam
The three most important issues facing Miami Gardens are protecting our neighborhoods, expanding economic opportunity, and investing in our youth.
1. Safe, Clean Neighborhoods
Residents deserve neighborhoods that are safe, attractive, and well maintained. Illegal dumping, blight, poor lighting, speeding traffic, and inconsistent code enforcement reduce quality of life and property values.
I will advocate for stronger code enforcement, improved street lighting, better traffic-calming measures, increased beautification efforts, and stronger partnerships between residents, law enforcement, and city departments. Every neighborhood should receive consistent attention and responsive city services.
2. Economic Opportunity and Protecting Homeowners
Strong neighborhoods require strong local economies. We must support small businesses while protecting homeowners and preserving residential neighborhoods.
With my background in finance and business ownership, I will support responsible economic development, encourage business investment, strengthen financial literacy initiatives, protect neighborhood zoning, and promote policies that help families build wealth while maintaining the character of our communities.
3. Investing in Youth and Families
The future of Miami Gardens depends on the opportunities we provide today's young people. Positive activities, mentorship, education, and workforce development reduce crime while preparing the next generation for success.
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