Katrina Wilson

Wilson introduced a resolution in June 2024 and again in March 2025 to extend council term limits from two to three four-year terms — which would have allowed her to run again in 2026. The proposal faced strong opposition from residents and was rejected by the city's Charter Review Committee. The resolution did not pass. Wilson is term-limited and will leave office after August 2026.

Wilson started the Field of Possibilities — a two-day seminar introducing local Black high school student-athletes to Historically Black Colleges and Universities. The program was documented as a tangible community initiative during her tenure.

Wilson helped revitalize parks in Residential Area 4 during her tenure. Documented as a major accomplishment on multiple official and press sources.

Wilson helped grow the Miami Gardens Street Fair & Marketplace during her tenure, creating a platform that highlights and supports community small businesses. Documented as a major accomplishment across multiple sources.

Wilson created vaccination opportunities for senior citizens in Residential Area 4 during the COVID-19 pandemic. Documented as a major accomplishment of her tenure in multiple sources.

Councilwoman Wilson first introduced a resolution in June 2024 to extend Miami Gardens council term limits from two four-year terms to three — a change that would require a charter amendment. The proposal was decisively rejected by the city's Charter Review Committee and faced strong public opposition. Wilson reintroduced the resolution on March 26, 2025. Dozens of residents packed City Hall to oppose it. The meeting erupted into chaos requiring police intervention. A special election to put the question to voters would cost taxpayers approximately $200,000. Wilson pulled the item following the public outcry. As of April 2026 the proposal has not been brought back to the council agenda. Wilson is currently running for re-election to Seat 4 in the August 18 2026 general election.