Micky Steinberg

Miami-Dade County Commissioner — District 4

Democrat

County

Since November 2022

⚡ Up for Re-Election — Aug 18 2026

🔵 Unverified

Promise Score

70%

2 kept · 3 partial · 2 pending

Voting Attendance

Pending

Not yet entered

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The Bottom Line

Mixed Record — 70% Promise Score

70%

Out of 5 scored promises, Micky Steinberg has 2 promises kept, 3 partial, 2 pending. The record shows partial follow-through — some promises kept, others not delivered. 2 additional promises are still being tracked.

2 Kept 3 Partial 2 Pending

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Advocate for Public Schools and Education Quality in District 4

Education

◐ Partial

The Promise

"It is for the sake of her two young children that she promises to continue to advocate for the public school system."

News Source Biscayne Times · biscaynetimes.com · 2022

The Record

No documented county-level legislation specifically advancing public school quality was sponsored by Steinberg during her commission tenure. Education policy is primarily a Miami-Dade County Public Schools (school board) function, structurally limiting a county commissioner's direct legislative role. No documented county budget amendments, resolutions of support, or formal advocacy initiatives for public schools attributed to Steinberg were found in county commission records. While the jurisdictional constraint is real, no evidence of indirect advocacy (public statements, partnership with school board, budget support) was identified either.

Gov. Record Miami-Dade County Commission · miamidade.gov · Legislative Search 2022–2025

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Bring Back Mondays with Micky Community Engagement Forums

Government Reform

✓ Kept

The Promise

" I'm going to kick-start Mondays with Micky again — we're going to take different topics and hear from residents themselves and a lot of that will help shape the legislation we put forward."

News Source Florida Politics · floridapolitics.com · 2023

The Record

Documented as an active initiative — 'Mondays with Micky' community forums were held regularly at locations including FIU Biscayne Bay Campus and other District 4 venues. Multiple sessions documented across her tenure covering topics such as resilience, transportation, and community development. The forums were designed to gather resident input to shape legislative priorities, consistent with the original commitment.

Gov. Record Miami-Dade County District 4 · miamidade.gov · Event Announcements 2022–2025

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Strengthen Ethics Ordinances and Government Accountability

Government Reform

○ Pending

The Promise

"I am committed to strengthening ethics ordinances and continuing that work at the county level."

Campaign micky.vote · Campaign Website · 2022

The Record

Steinberg serves on the Miami-Dade Government Efficiency and Transparency Ad Hoc Committee, a role directly aligned with her ethics commitment. However, no standalone county-level ethics ordinance specifically authored or sponsored by Steinberg has been identified in county commission records during her tenure (2022–2025). Her documented ethics record is stronger at the Miami Beach City Commission level, where she previously served. Further monitoring is warranted to determine whether committee work produces specific legislative outcomes at the county level.

Gov. Record Miami-Dade County Commission · miamidade.gov · District 4 About Page · 2022–2025

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Advance Septic to Sewer Conversion in District 4

Infrastructure

◐ Partial

The Promise

"I want to continue with septic-to-sewer strategies — we must do the right thing for our homes and the environment."

News Source Florida Politics · floridapolitics.com · 2023 · Biscayne Times · biscaynetimes.com · 2022

The Record

Co-sponsored a 2024 ordinance updating Miami-Dade County environmental and zoning regulations including drainage and stormwater standards, which is tangentially related to septic-to-sewer transition goals. The ordinance was passed by the Board of County Commissioners and became effective March 2025. However, septic-to-sewer conversion typically requires dedicated funding programs, utility infrastructure buildout, and connection mandates — no specific septic-to-sewer conversion program, funding allocation, or connection mandate sponsored by Steinberg was identified in county records. Her prior Miami Beach record on this issue is documented but predates her county tenure.

News Source Miami-Dade County Board of County Commissioners · Legislative Item · 2024

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Alleviate Traffic Congestion in District 4

Infrastructure

○ Pending

The Promise

"Traffic congestion — that's obviously a quality-of-life issue. I will focus on it aggressively."

News Source Florida Politics · January 2023

The Record

Serves as member of the Miami-Dade Transportation Planning Organization Board — a relevant leadership position. No specific traffic relief legislation or project specifically attributed to Steinberg in District 4 found in public record. Traffic congestion in northeast Miami-Dade has not demonstrably improved during her tenure.

Gov. Record miamidade.gov · District 4 About Page · Florida Politics · January 2023

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Protect Biscayne Bay and Ensure Clean Water Quality in District 4

Environment

◐ Partial

The Promise

"I want to aggressively invest in focusing on Biscayne Bay to ensure our water quality remains safe and clean."

News Source Florida Politics · floridapolitics.com · 2023

The Record

Steinberg serves as a member of the Biscayne Bay Commission and the Biscayne Bay Watershed Management Advisory Board — direct leadership roles relevant to this commitment. She co-sponsored a 2024 ordinance revising environmental and zoning regulations including stormwater and drainage standards, which has implications for Biscayne Bay water quality. The ordinance became effective March 2025. However, no Biscayne Bay-specific water quality legislation solely authored by Steinberg has been identified, and measurable water quality improvement outcomes in Biscayne Bay during her tenure have not been documented. Her consistent advocacy and leadership positions support a pattern of engagement on this issue.

Gov. Record Miami-Dade County · miamidade.gov · District 4 About Page · Miami-Dade County Board of County Commissioners · Legislative Item · 2024

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Aggressively Invest in Stormwater Infrastructure and Flood Mitigation in District 4

Environment

✓ Kept

The Promise

"I want to aggressively invest in those efforts — stormwater infrastructure, flood mitigation, continue with septic-to-sewer strategies and obviously focusing on Biscayne Bay to ensure our water quality remains safe and clean."

News Source Florida Politics · January 2023 · Miami-Dade Commissioners 2023 Priorities

The Record

Co-sponsored ordinance revising environmental and zoning regulations to address stormwater infrastructure, drainage, and sea level rise — passed by Miami-Dade Board of County Commissioners and effective March 2025. Ordinance implements higher regulatory standards for new construction requiring improved stormwater management and flood resilience. Serves as Chairwoman of Port and Resiliency Committee — directly relevant leadership role.

Gov. Record Miami-Dade County Legislative Document · May 2024 · miamidade.gov · District 4 About Page

Promise Score Over Time

Month	Score	Entries	Change
May 2026	70%	7	—

Legislative record pending.

Micky Steinberg is the Miami-Dade County Commissioner for District 4, elected in November 2022. She grew up in Miami Beach and previously served on the Miami Beach City Commission from 2013 to 2022, where she was re-elected unopposed in 2017. She is a licensed real estate agent and is married to attorney Richard Steinberg. During her time on the Miami Beach City Commission she championed ethics reform, sustainability and resiliency initiatives, and human rights legislation. She served on the Miami-Dade Transportation Planning Organization (TPO) Board on behalf of the City of Miami Beach. She has been involved with organizations including the Greater Miami Jewish Federation and Big Brothers Big Sisters of Greater Miami, and was recognized as a Woman of Valor by the Aventura Turnberry Jewish Center. District 4 covers the northeastern corner of Miami-Dade County including 13 cities: Golden Beach, Aventura, North Miami Beach, North Miami, Sunny Isles Beach, Surfside, Bal Harbour, Bay Harbor Islands, Biscayne Park, Indian Creek, Miami Beach, Miami Shores, and North Bay Village.

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Miami-Dade County Commissioners represent one of 13 districts and serve four-year terms. Commissioners set county policy, vote on legislation and resolutions, approve the annual budget, review development plans, and represent their constituents before the full Board of County Commissioners. The Commission serves as Miami-Dade's primary legislative and policy-making body overseeing a county government of approximately 23,000 employees and a $12 billion annual budget serving nearly 3 million residents.

Micky Steinberg serves on the following committees: Chairwoman — Port and Resiliency Committee · Vice Chairwoman — Recreation and Tourism Committee · Member — Infrastructure Innovation and Technology Committee · Member — Appropriations Committee · Member — Biscayne Bay Commission · Member — TPO Board

District 4 covers Golden Beach, Aventura, North Miami Beach, North Miami, Sunny Isles Beach, Surfside, Bal Harbour, Bay Harbor Islands, Biscayne Park, Indian Creek, Miami Beach, Miami Shores, and North Bay Village.

Donor information pending.

Office Phone

(305) 787-5999

Official Email

[email protected]

Office Address

2124 NE 123rd Street, Suite 201, North Miami, FL 33181

ZIP Codes Served

33154, 33160, 33162, 33179, 33180, 33181