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      • 63rd Street Bridge
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      • Collins South (25th to 41st) Projects
      • Crosswalk to Bayshore Park
      • Julia Tuttle Causeway 195
    • PUBLIC SPACES PROJECTS >
      • MIAMI BEACH PROMENADE
      • 36th Street PARK
      • 46th Street Sand Lot
      • Sidewalk Utility Markings
  • OTHER TOPICS OF INTEREST
    • FONTAINEBLEAU HOTEL PROPOSED PROJECT
    • 41st Street Revitalization
    • 2027 Yacht Show
    • NO TO GAMBLING!
  • HOME
  • ABOUT THE MBNA
    • Meetings
    • MEMBERSHIP
    • Sponsors
  • Elections 2026
  • PROJECTS of INTEREST
    • Beachwalk
    • BEACH & WATER QUALITY >
      • 63rd Street Bridge
      • Beachfront Management Plan
      • BEACHFRONT CONCESSIONS
      • SARGASSUM
      • INDIAN CREEK WATERWAY & CHARTERS
      • TURTLE NESTING
    • CONDOMINIUM WORKING GROUP
    • Development Working Group
    • Homelessness Working Group
    • Indian Creek Drive Working Group
    • TRANSPORTATION WORKING GROUP >
      • COLLINS AVE NORTH PROJECTS
      • Collins South (25th to 41st) Projects
      • Crosswalk to Bayshore Park
      • Julia Tuttle Causeway 195
    • PUBLIC SPACES PROJECTS >
      • MIAMI BEACH PROMENADE
      • 36th Street PARK
      • 46th Street Sand Lot
      • Sidewalk Utility Markings
  • OTHER TOPICS OF INTEREST
    • FONTAINEBLEAU HOTEL PROPOSED PROJECT
    • 41st Street Revitalization
    • 2027 Yacht Show
    • NO TO GAMBLING!

ABOUT THE MBNA

​The MidBeach Neighborhood Association (MBNA) was established in 2017 as a nonprofit grassroots community organization serving the east MidBeach multi-unit community. Building on the foundation of the MidBeach Neighborhood Alliance (2012–2015), MBNA provides a unified voice for residents, condominiums, hotels, and businesses while advocating for initiatives that enhance the quality of life in east MidBeach.
MBNA Bylaws
Articles of Incorporation

How MBNA Works
MBNA is led by an elected Executive Board that oversees the organization's operations and strategic priorities. Board members chair working groups focused on key issues affecting East MidBeach, while residents, condominium representatives, hotel representatives, and businesses are encouraged to participate in any working group. Together, these efforts support MBNA's mission of improving the quality of life in the MidBeach community.
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MBNA Working Group Interest Form

MBNA Leadership
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MBNA is led by a volunteer Executive Board elected by its condominium and hotel members. Board members oversee the organization's operations, chair working groups focused on key neighborhood issues, and collaborate with residents, businesses, and public officials to advance initiatives that enhance the East MidBeach community. Several board members also serve on City of Miami Beach advisory boards and committees, helping ensure MidBeach has a strong voice in local decision-making.
The current Executive Board serves through April 2027, when MBNA will hold its next Board of Directors election during the Annual Membership Meeting. All condominium and hotel members in good standing are eligible to nominate themselves to serve on the Executive Board. Each term is for two years, with a maximum amount of five terms. 
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2025–2027 Executive Board
  • Anamarie Ferreira de Melo, President
  • Alicia A. Casanova, Vice President
  • Susana Santoro, Secretary
  • Oscar Vazquez, Treasurer
  • Esteban Porcelli, Director
  • Randy Hollingworth, Director
  • Avra Bank, Director
Patricia Agnello serves as the MBNA Homelessness Working Group Lead.

Email: [email protected]

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