A Vote for Tunisia is a Vote for You!
Tunisia Irby is a mother, caregiver, business owner, union member, and community advocate running to bring lived experience, accessibility, accountability, and a community voice to Burnsville City Hall.
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Tunisia has proudly served the Burnsville community through leadership, advocacy, and public service. She believes lasting change comes from listening, collaboration, and taking meaningful action for every resident.
Worked alongside local organizations to strengthen neighborhoods and community engagement.
Supported youth programs that create opportunities through education and mentorship.
Focused on listening to residents and solving real community challenges.
This campaign is built on listening first, leading with honesty, and working alongside the people of Burnsville. Every decision should reflect the voices of our neighborhoods, strengthen our community, and create opportunities for every family to thrive.— Tunisia Irby
Burnsville has 17 precincts, and every neighborhood has different needs. That is why I believe leadership has to start with listening.
As I talk with residents, I am hearing concerns about safety, roads, traffic, taxes, water, aging infrastructure, trash, sidewalks, parks, accessibility, business vacancies, and the future of the Burnsville Center area. These are not just issues to me. These are things that affect people’s everyday lives. I am running to help make sure every neighborhood is heard, respected, and included.
Families, seniors, youth, and residents deserve to feel safe in their neighborhoods, schools, parks, and public spaces.
People should be able to afford to live and stay in Burnsville — whether they rent, own, live in an apartment, townhome, HOA community, or single-family home.
Burnsville must protect the basics residents depend on — clean water, safe roads, responsible maintenance, and infrastructure that supports every neighborhood.
Sidewalks, parks, transportation, and public spaces should work for seniors, people with disabilities, caregivers, children, and families.
Every neighborhood deserves attention — from roads and traffic to trash, sidewalks, parks, water concerns, and better communication from City Hall.
Burnsville needs stronger support for small businesses, fewer empty spaces, and more places where families can work, shop, gather, and enjoy the city.
This campaign is about people. It is about listening, following through, and making sure residents have a real voice in the future of Burnsville.
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Real leadership happens by showing up, listening, and working alongside the community. Every event, conversation, and neighborhood gathering is an opportunity to build stronger relationships and create meaningful change.
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