Alex Brisk for Sunny Isles Beach City Commission, Seat 2, Ballot #207
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“When a developer says a new tower won't strain our sewers, someone actually has to check.”
On your ballot #207
A civil engineer and 16-year Sunny Isles Beach resident who reads the plans and the budget himself.
16 years
Sunny Isles Beach resident
Civil engineer
Reads the plans himself
Seat 2
City Commission
Where he stands
Somebody has to check.
- 01
Development
Verify the engineering before the permit.
When a developer says a new tower won't strain our sewers or drainage, Alex reads the engineering himself.
- 02
Traffic
Honest about what a commissioner can fix.
Collins is a state road. What the city controls is crosswalks, enforcement, and keeping the shuttle running for people who don't drive.
- 03
Budget
Funded, not just scheduled.
Pump stations, drainage wells, stormwater upgrades: he'll tell you which fixes have money behind them and which are only on a list.
- 04
Fairness
One standard, applied to everyone.
Every community and every community event gets the same city support and the same access.
Quick answers
What voters ask most
- Who is Alex Brisk?
- A civil engineer and 16-year resident of Sunny Isles Beach, running for City Commission, Seat 2. Both of his children went through Norman S. Edelcup Sunny Isles Beach K-8 and are now at FIU.
- What is he running for?
- Sunny Isles Beach City Commission, Seat 2. He is number 207 on the ballot.
- What does he stand for?
- Verifying developer infrastructure claims before approval, honest limits on what a commissioner can do about state-controlled roads, drainage projects that are actually funded, and one standard of city support for every community.
- Why is he qualified?
- He's a civil engineer by profession. He can read the drainage math and the city budget himself instead of taking a developer's word for it.
- How can I help?
- Sign up below to volunteer, request a yard sign, host a neighbor meet-up, or just get updates.
Join the campaign
This race is won door to door in our own buildings and on our own blocks. Volunteer, put a sign in your window or yard, or host neighbors for a conversation with Alex.