Marcie Johnson
Candidate for City Council (At-Large), Alameda · Social Worker
Marcie (Soslau) Johnson previously worked for the City of Alameda as a Social Services Manager, overseeing provider contracts and coalitions including the Alameda Collaborative for Children, Youth and their Families. She most recently served as executive director of the Friends of the Alameda Free Library and holds a Master of Social Work from Temple University. She currently serves on the Alameda County Health Care for the Homeless Commission and its Community/Consumer Advocate Board.
Positions in brief
Johnson says she wants to represent, advocate for, and serve Alameda residents and contribute to city decision-making, drawing on her background in social services.
Johnson's campaign materials emphasize her intent to 'represent, advocate for, and serve the residents of Alameda' and keep the city 'a destination to live, work, and visit,' pledging to work hard and reasonably to contribute to decisions preparing Alameda for future challenges. Her long professional focus on social services and homelessness-related commission work suggests an interest in those areas, though no detailed issue-by-issue platform was published as of this research.
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