Mark Humbert
Candidate for City Council Member, Berkeley, District 8 · City Councilmember
Mark Humbert is a graduate of the UC Berkeley School of Law who was first elected to the Berkeley City Council in 2022. During his term he has worked on enhancing District 8 parks, replacing the Willard Clubhouse, passing Measure FF for street improvements, supporting first responders, adopting Middle Housing zoning, and supporting community events.
Positions in brief
Humbert's platform emphasizes continuing to improve parks and streets, building affordable housing, and supporting first responders.
Humbert's campaign highlights accomplishments from his first term, including enhancing District 8 parks, replacing the Willard Clubhouse, passing Measure FF for street improvements, supporting first responders, adopting Middle Housing zoning to expand housing options, and supporting community events. He is endorsed by State Senator Jesse Arreguín, Mayor Adena Ishii, Assemblymember Buffy Wicks, and six current council members.
On the issues
- Infrastructure & Transportation
Has worked to enhance District 8 parks, replace the Willard Clubhouse, and pass Measure FF for street improvements.
Source → - Housing & Homelessness
Supports building more housing, including through the adoption of Middle Housing zoning.
Source → - Public Safety & Policing
Supports first responders and public safety staffing.
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