Alex Amoroso
Candidate for City Council (At-Large), Mountain View · Army Reserve Officer
Alex Amoroso is a U.S. Army Reserve officer with overseas deployment experience. He is active with the Mountain View Rotary Club and Friends of Stevens Creek Trail, and has worked in public service at the federal, state, and local levels with a focus on education access, environmental protection, and career development.
Positions in brief
He favors affordable housing built through public-private partnerships, supports preserving local parks and cutting carbon emissions, and has proposed a city-business-nonprofit jobs and career-training partnership.
Amoroso favors affordable housing through public-private partnerships rather than government-only solutions, including cohousing and workforce-housing projects. On the environment, he supports preserving local parks and reducing the city's carbon footprint through renewable energy and natural-resource protections. On the economy, his central proposal is a 'Mountain View P3: Jobs & Career Pipeline' partnership among the city, businesses, and nonprofits, and he says he would explore universal basic income pilots. On public safety and community, he wants a more connected city with improved public safety and expanded healthcare access.
On the issues
- Housing & Homelessness
Favors affordable housing built through public-private partnerships, including cohousing and workforce-housing projects, over government-only solutions.
“affordable housing through public–private partnerships”
Source → - Environment, Energy & Climate
Supports preserving local parks and reducing the city's carbon footprint through renewable energy and natural-resource protections.
“preserving local parks”
Source → - Economy & Jobs
Proposes a city-business-nonprofit 'Jobs & Career Pipeline' partnership and says he would explore universal basic income pilots.
“Mountain View P3: Jobs & Career Pipeline”
Source → - Public Safety & Policing
Wants a more connected city achieved partly through improved public safety and expanded healthcare access.
“a connected city where residents feel heard and supported”
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