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Meet Raquel Regalado

Commissioner Raquel Regalado walking confidently in a park setting, dressed in a stylish red suit.
A Voice For
Our Community.
Miami-Dade Commissioner Raquel Regalado is our voice on issues that matter to our district and our residents.

Raquel Regalado is the first Miami-born Hispanic woman elected to the Miami-Dade County Commission. As a community leader, she is most known for her strong advocacy for neurodivergent children and adults, education, environment, infrastructure, water and sewer, and small businesses. Regalado is a lawyer, former school board member, Spanish-language radio host, and proud mom to two neurodivergent young adults.

As our District 7  County Commissioner, representing East Kendall, the City of Miami, Coconut Grove, Coral Gables, Key Biscayne, Pinecrest, and South Miami, Regalado is an effective advocate for residents, tackling challenges and delivering results.  She has championed efforts to address transportation and economic issues, preserve and improve our natural resources, and implement measures safeguarding coastal neighborhoods while enhancing the resilience of our District and County against severe weather and rising sea levels. 


Regalado has been the chief proponent of building the critical infrastructure needed to make Miami-Dade County resilient and sustainable throughout its growth cycles. Her top priority is the massive undertaking of septic-to-sewer conversions needed to protect Biscayne Bay. She has also been a proponent of vocational training and financial literacy, green infrastructure, affordable housing, transit, and disability employment programs.

Commissioner Raquel Regalado shares a light moment with a young girl in a casual setting with Brazilian coffee sacks in the background.
Raquel Regalado enjoying a joyful interaction with residents at a local event.
Commissioner Raquel Regalado and a diverse group celebrating a charitable donation at Our Grounds coffee shop.
As our District 7  County Commissioner, representing East Kendall, the City of Miami, Coconut Grove, Coral Gables, Key Biscayne, Pinecrest, and South Miami, Regalado is an effective advocate for residents, tackling challenges and delivering results.  She has championed efforts to address transportation and economic issues, preserve and improve our natural resources, and implement measures safeguarding coastal neighborhoods while enhancing the resilience of our District and County against severe weather and rising sea levels.

Regalado has been the chief proponent of building the critical infrastructure needed to make Miami-Dade County resilient and sustainable throughout its growth cycles. Her top priority is the massive undertaking of septic-to-sewer conversions needed to protect Biscayne Bay. She has also been a proponent of vocational training and financial literacy, green infrastructure, affordable housing, transit, and disability employment programs. 
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