Meet Brenda
Brenda Maribel Betancourt knows the power of hard work and dedication. Born in La Ceiba, Honduras, she immigrated legally to Miami in 1994 through her father’s residency petition. Since then, she has dedicated herself to serving the community.
She attended Miami High, obtained her cosmetology license, and later studied Administration at Miami Dade College. With a background in accounting, she expanded her expertise in the U.S. to better serve others.
For over 18 years, Brenda has been a champion for small businesses and community revitalization. She has worked with the City of Miami, City of Opa-Locka, and Miami-Dade County, driving initiatives that improve quality of life. Her public service includes 10 years on the Miami-Dade County CAA and Women’s Boards and ongoing representation of Commissioner Keon Hardemon on the International Trade Committee, participating in global trade missions. She also served for over 10 years on Miami’s Code Enforcement and Nuisance Abatement Boards to improve public safety.
A dedicated volunteer, Brenda has served at San Juan Bosco Church since 1994 and supported veterans at the VA Hospital since 2010. She is also an active member of multiple civic and professional organizations, including:
- Ortodox Cuban Party
- Municipios de Cuba en el Exilio
- Organización Francisco Morazán
- Olanchanos Unidos
- Christian Family Coalition
- Latin Builders Association (LABA)
- Miami Shenandoah HOA & The Roads HOA
- Survivors Pathway & Hispanic Initiative Org
- FDOT Project Advisory Board
- Miami High PTA
Brenda is a devoted wife to Miguel Soliman and a proud mother to Denzel and Tifany. Now, as a candidate for City of Miami Commissioner, District 3, she is ready to bring bold solutions, smart growth, and a government that truly serves its people.
She believes in a Miami where every family, business, and neighborhood thrives—and she’s ready to make that vision a reality.
A Leader for the People
It’s time for leadership that listens, understands, and delivers. It’s time for Brenda Maribel Betancourt. Brenda Maribel Betancourt’s Campaign Priorities for City of Miami Commissioner, District 3 Priorities are:
- Neighborhood Revitalization & Affordable Housing
- Revitalize abandoned properties and create affordable housing solutions to strengthen communities.
- Public Safety & Community Empowerment
- Enhance community policing and disaster preparedness to ensure safe, engaged neighborhoods.
- Economic Development & Job Creation
- Support local businesses, create job training programs, and attract sustainable development.
- Environmental Sustainability & Infrastructure
- Promote green initiatives, improve public transit, and protect Miami’s natural resources.
- Education & Youth Opportunities
- Improve access to quality education, mentorship, and extracurricular programs for youth.
- Health & Wellness
- Expand healthcare access, promote wellness initiatives, and combat food insecurity.
- Government Transparency & Accountability
- Increase transparency, promote citizen involvement, and ensure efficient use of public funds.
Brenda Betancourt is dedicated to building a vibrant, thriving District 3 with strong communities, economic growth, and a safer, healthier future for all.
Political advertisement paid for and approved by Brenda Maribel Betancourt, non-partisan, for City of Miami Commissioner, District 3. Designed and Powered by: Diaz Campaigns