For the people.
For Sunrise.

A neighbor who listens.
An advocate who shows up.

Meet Niccole Pazos. Mom of three, small business owner, and a voice for a more connected, accessible community.

Niccole Pazos for Sunrise Commissioner, Seat D

Niccole Pazos, smiling outdoors in a blue striped shirt
Rooted here.
Ready to serve.

Sunrise is home. Let's build its next chapter together.

2026 election information

Listening
came first.

Long before the campaign,
there was a calling to connect.

Her accessibility work

At seven years old, Niccole noticed a sign language interpreter at church. That moment opened a new way to understand people.

She began learning to sign, continued studying American Sign Language in high school, and went on to found The Bridge Outreach for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing. Making room for people to be heard became a lifelong commitment.

Sunrise is where Niccole and her husband have raised their three children and made their home for more than two decades. Her story is woven into the everyday work of family, small business, and showing up for neighbors.

A family tradition of service

Niccole and her family have supported food banks, toy drives, and humanitarian outreach, with work reaching from Sunrise to Haiti and Jamaica. Her campaign biography connects that service to a commitment to accessibility, dignity, and public safety.

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Showing up is
where it starts.

Communication. Safety. A neighborhood's voice.
The work is personal, because the people are.

Niccole Pazos standing with neighbors holding signs opposing a hotel development
Standing alongside the 84 South Sunrise community.

Access to be heard.

Through The Bridge Outreach, Niccole works to reduce communication barriers, support Deaf advocacy, and introduce more people to American Sign Language.

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Care that becomes action.

Her campaign describes work advancing Text-to-911 access and supporting funding for Sunrise's AngelSense program for residents with special needs.

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Neighbors at the table.

Niccole stood with residents of 84 South Sunrise who opposed a proposed hotel development in their residential neighborhood.

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Breakthrough.

Real people. Open conversations.
With Niccole Pazos.

Niccole Pazos, at right in green, with a group inside the WAVS 1170 AM studio
In the studio at WAVS 1170 AM.

WAVS 1170 AM

The conversation
continues here.

Niccole brings her commitment to community into the studio as the host of Breakthrough, opening conversations about the issues and experiences that connect us.

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Your voice
belongs here.

Have a question, an idea for Sunrise, or a conversation worth having? Reach out to Niccole.

Send a message Pazosforthepeople@gmail.com

Campaign questions, community ideas,
and Breakthrough inquiries are welcome.

Pazos for the people.

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Niccole's photo collection

Niccole alongside a Sunrise Police community outreach vehicle