D3Mary Estimé-IrvinRe-Elect · District 3
Councilwoman Mary Estimé-Irvin with the American flag

Re-elect · District 3 · Serving since 2019

Re-ElectMary
Estimé-Irvin

Councilwoman, District 3

Neighbor · Advocate · Fighter

Seven years of delivered results — drainage, safer streets, youth programs, and small-business support. Let's keep the work moving forward.

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Initiatives City Wide

Across District 3

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Regional & state boards

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The Record

Seven years in, the record speaks before she does.

Portrait of Councilwoman Mary Estimé-Irvin
Managing Partner, Estimé & Irvin Consulting, LLC
“Public service is not a title. It is answering the phone, keeping your word, and staying long enough to see the work finished.”

Mary Estimé-Irvin is the Managing Partner of Estimé & Irvin Consulting, LLC, advising organizations on strategy, operations, and community engagement. She previously served as President and Chief Executive Officer of E&I Associates, building a practice around helping institutions work effectively with the neighborhoods they serve.

Her foundation is nonprofit leadership — programs and teams devoted to youth development, workforce readiness, and family services. That work made the gaps in public systems impossible to ignore, and it still shapes how her council office handles constituent cases: document the problem, find the right department, follow up until it is resolved.

Years of political campaign management taught her the discipline of coalition building and the value of showing up consistently — at clergy breakfasts, business corridors, clean-ups, and kitchen tables — not only during election season.

Sworn in as District 3 Councilwoman in 2019, she has devoted her tenure to youth and women's empowerment, minority business support, and the essential work of transportation and infrastructure — securing millions in funding for local small businesses along the way — while carrying the district's priorities to county and state decision-makers.

Office

Councilwoman, District 3

Serving since

2019

Profession

Managing Partner, Consulting

Signature Priorities

Three commitments, delivered and still underway.

Tot Lot & Neighborhood Improvements

Upgraded tot lots, safer play spaces, and steady neighborhood fixes — new equipment, lighting, and sidewalks that make every block more livable.

  • New tot lot equipment and safer playground surfacing
  • Neighborhood lighting, sidewalk, and right-of-way repairs
  • Responsive fixes requested by residents, block by block

Cagni Park North Multipurpose Field & Aquatic Center

A landmark investment in Cagni Park North — a multipurpose field and aquatic center giving District 3 families a place to play, train, and gather year-round.

  • New multipurpose athletic field for youth and community leagues
  • Modern aquatic center for swim programs and family recreation
  • Expanded park access and upgraded community amenities

Support for Local Small Businesses

Real backing for the small and minority-owned businesses that anchor our corridors — millions secured in support, plus hands-on help with permits and procurement.

  • Millions secured in small-business grants and assistance
  • Permit and licensing navigation through her district office
  • Procurement access and corridor beautification

Leadership & Distinctions

A seat at the tables where decisions are made.

Appointments and memberships that carry District 3's priorities beyond city limits — to Miami-Dade County, Tallahassee, and statewide coalitions.

  1. 01

    Board Member

    Miami-Dade County League of Cities

    Representing North Miami's interests among 34 municipalities across the county.

  2. 02

    Legislative Committee Member

    Florida League of Cities

    Advocating for municipal home rule and local funding priorities in Tallahassee.

  3. 03

    Member

    Florida Black Caucus of Local Elected Officials

    Statewide network advancing equity in policy, procurement, and representation.

  4. 04

    Member

    Miami-Dade Beacon Council

    Miami-Dade's official economic development partnership for jobs and investment.

In the Community

Town halls, groundbreakings, and Saturday mornings on the block.

Upcoming events

Press & Recognition

In print, and in her neighbors' words.

The Miami Times

North Miami councilwoman turns town hall promises into a drainage timeline

Residents left with dates, not adjectives — a rarity in municipal meetings across the county.

August 30, 2026

Miami-Dade County League of Cities

Recognized for regional leadership on small-business access

Honored for helping minority-owned firms navigate procurement and licensing across the county.

May 14, 2026

South Florida Business Journal

The consultant on the dais: how a business owner reads a city budget

Her line-item questions have become a fixture of North Miami's budget workshops.

March 2, 2026

She showed up on our block before the cameras did, and she came back after they left.
Keystone Point resident
Her office walked us through the permit process line by line. We opened three weeks early.
NE 125th Street business owner

Upcoming Events

Town halls, meet-and-greets, and community appearances.

Every gathering is open to District 3 residents. RSVP so we can plan seating, interpretation, and refreshments.

Campaign Kick-Off
Sep25

Campaign Kick-Off Reception

6:30 PM – 9:00 PMNorth Miami, FL (RSVP for venue details)

Join Mary and District 3 supporters to officially launch the re-election campaign. Food, music, and a look ahead at the work to come.

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Sep17

District 3 Community Town Hall

6:30 PM – 8:00 PMGwen Margolis Community Center

Budget update, capital projects, and open Q&A with city staff on hand.

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Sep24

Clergy & Faith Leaders Breakfast

9:00 AM – 10:30 AMDistrict 3 Office Annex

Coordinating storm-season support and youth mentorship referrals.

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Oct3

Small Business Resource Fair

10:00 AM – 1:00 PMNE 125th Street Corridor

Licensing, grants, and procurement counters with city and county partners.

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Oct18

Neighborhood Clean-Up & Coffee

8:30 AM – 11:00 AMKeystone Point Neighborhood

Supplies provided. Families welcome; community service hours available.

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Join the Team

Volunteer for the re-election.

Knock doors, make calls, staff an event, or put a sign in your yard. Tell us how you'd like to help and the campaign team will reach out with next steps.

How you'd like to help

Get Involved

Every district decision starts with a resident who spoke up.

Share a concern, invite the Councilwoman to your event, or ask for help navigating the city. Messages reach the District 3 office directly.

District Office
776 NE 125th Street, North Miami, FL 33161
Telephone
305-788-2592
Office Hours
Monday – Friday, 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM

District Newsletter

Monthly updates on projects, programs, and town halls.

Write to the office

For emergencies, call 911. For immediate city service requests, phone the district office during business hours.