Alonzetta Johnson-Simpkins

Infrastructure / Transportation Pursuing and securing resources to improve the basic systems that people rely on every day roads, drainage, sidewalks, and public utilities, while also addressing long-standing safety concerns. This includes expanding street lighting in underserved areas, improving visibility on rural roads, and working to reduce hazards that affect drivers, pedestrians, and neighborhoods. Economy Building partnerships and laying the groundwork for long-term investment and opportunity along the Highway 27 corridor. This includes attracting small business development, supporting local entrepreneurship, and positioning Gadsden County for smart, sustainable growth that creates jobs and keeps dollars circulating locally. Social Services Investing directly in people by expanding access to programs, services, and opportunities that strengthen families across all stages of life. For youth, this means after-school programs, job readiness, and mentorship pathways. For seniors, it means access to services, transportation support, and resources that promote dignity and independence.