“Working hard for Sunny Isles Beach”
Fabiola Stuyvesant
Sunny Isles Beach City Commissioner Seat #3
VOTE in person on February 8th!
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Safety and Security
Safety is the number one concern of our residents and visitors. As a mother and full-time resident of SIB for the last 15 years, I want to work into making sure that our children, senior citizens, visitors, and everyone in Sunny Isles Beach feels safe and secure while on our streets.
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Traffic and Transportation
Our transportation system must be rethought and redesigned. A lot has changed in Sunny Isles Beach since its 1997 incorporation. I see that there is a lot of room for improvement and we must work with the necessary agencies (like FDOT) to bring viable solutions for our streets.
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Active Engagement
One of the unique characteristics of Sunny Isles Beach is the multitude of cultures present in our 1.5 square mile city. This fact gives us the unique opportunity of ACTIVELY working with different age groups, religious organization, families, businesses, a diverse community in general, to assure that everyone’s voice are heard and needs met.
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Recreation and Education
Our beaches, pier and parks are the soul of Sunny Isles Beach. We must increase our recreational, athletic, and cultural infrastructure according to our resident’s needs.
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Transparency
Information is power. In order to empower and anyone else looking to invest and know more about Sunny Isles Beach, we must have access to all pertinent city government information. This information must be easily available by implementing an Open Book Policy.
About Fabiola Stuyvesant
I am happy to call Sunny Isles Beach my home since 2007. I have seen first hand the growth and transformation of our City and want the opportunity to work to make sure our City is and will always be the best place for families and visitors, our own Florida’s Riviera.
I was born in Venezuela and emigrated to the United States in 2007. In Venezuela I earned a Bachelor’s Degree in Economics from “Universidad Santa Maria” and was the first in my Class. Soon after graduation, I started teaching Public Finance and Micro Economics as an Associated Professor at the “Universidad de Oriente”. I also worked in the Petroleum Industry in the Bidding of Contracts and Operational Planning at the Refinery.
Since 2010 I have volunteered a lot of my time at our local NSE/K-8 School, I have served for years and in different roles in our School PTSA Executive Committee, I am a Parent Representative for the Educational Excellence School Advisory Committee at both Alonzo and Tracy Mourning High School and NSE/SIB K-8 School; and as a member of the Citizen’s Coalition for Miami Dade Public Schools.
I have been actively involved with the City of Sunny Isles Beach for the past 6 years and served since 2017 as a Board Member of the Sunny Isles Beach Historic Preservation Committee.
My reasons for running are very simple: I love my Family, I love my City and I want to have an active role in making the Best of Sunny Isles Beach.
