In a world where politics often feels like a series of closed-door deals and broken promises, District 4 stands at a crossroads. Our neighborhood isn't just a spot on a map—it’s where we raise our families, run our businesses, and build our futures. That’s why Beverly Perkins is running for re-election: to ensure that your voice remains the loudest one in City Hall.

A Foundation of Integrity

Beverly’s campaign is built on a simple, unwavering principle: Integrity over Influence. While others might look for short-term gains, Beverly has consistently advocated for long-term stability. Her leadership style is defined by:

• Fiscal Responsibility: Moving beyond "quick fix" budgets to create sustainable, transparent financial plans.

• True Accountability: Hosting quarterly town halls because a representative should be reachable, not just at election time.

• Proven Results: From neighborhood revitalization to supporting our local small businesses, the focus is always on the people who call District 4 home.

"Leadership must earn trust every single day by delivering results without compromising core values." — Beverly Perkins

The Pillars of Our Progress

To keep District 4 moving forward, the campaign focuses on three essential pillars:

1. Public Safety & Quality of Life: Strengthening proactive policing and investing in the parks and infrastructure that make our streets feel like home.

2. Smart Budgeting: Reducing red tape and ensuring every tax dollar is tracked and reported clearly to the public.

3. Community-First Development: Standing firm against projects that don't serve the local interest, ensuring growth benefits residents first.

Join the Movement

This campaign isn't just about one person; it’s about a collective vision for a safer, cleaner, and more vibrant District 4. We invite you to be part of the process.

Commissioner Beverly Perkins, District 4

Beverly Perkins was born in Fort Lauderdale, Florida and graduated from Pompano Beach Senior High School. She received her Bachelor of Arts Degree in Communication and Organizational Leadership from Trinity International University in Davie.

Ms. Perkins has an extensive record of civic, professional and personal accomplishments. As a community activist for many years in Broward County, she became a Deputized Voter Registrar in the 1980’s. Later, she served as membership chairperson of the North Broward chapter of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP). Soon after, Beverly was appointed Board Member of the East Broward Medical Center.

In the City of Pompano Beach, Ms. Perkins has been deeply involved in serving her community. She served on the State Housing Initiatives Partnership (SHIP) Advisory Board as well as the Westview Community Cemetery Advisory Board, which is a historic cemetery in the Pompano Beach community. Ms. Perkins also served on the Community Appearance Committee where she initiated the Adopt-A-Street Program for the entire City. This program continues to offer citizens a hands-on approach to the beautification of the City through litter removal and maintenance. Additionally, Beverly served as the president of the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Committee for eight years.

Ms. Perkins owns a business in Pompano Beach consulting in Governmental Relations, Community Revitalization, and Economic Development.

Beverly is a strong supporter of education. She chaired the North Broward YMCA Advisory Committee, and currently serves on the Diversity Committee for the School Board of Broward County. She also works as a teacher with the School Board. Ms. Perkins is currently a member of the Broward County Consumer Protection Board where she has served for two years.

Phone: 954.786.4624 or 954.786.4601

Email: Beverlyperkinsd4@gmail.com