Suisun City Swears In New Councilmember

Published on April 21, 2023

The City of Suisun City has sworn-in Marlon L. Osum to the City Council, making him the newest member of one of the most ethnically diverse City Councils in the United States. Osum, a Filipino senior, brings a wealth of experience and knowledge to the Council. He joins Mayor Alma Hernandez, Vice Mayor Princess Washington, Amit Pal, and Jenalee Dawson, all of whom come from diverse backgrounds. The City Manager, Greg Folsom, who is an enrolled tribal member of the Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma, also adds to the Council's diversity.

The appointment of Osum is a testament to the City's commitment to inclusivity and representation. With a diverse range of perspectives and backgrounds, the Council can better serve the community and address the unique challenges faced by its residents. "I am honored to join such a diverse and talented City Council," said Osum. "I look forward to working alongside my colleagues to make a positive impact on our community and create a brighter future for all of Suisun City's residents."

Osum's appointment was met with praise and excitement from the community. His addition to the Council ensures that the voices of all Suisun City residents are heard and represented. "We are thrilled to welcome Marlon to the City Council," said Mayor Hernandez. "His experience and dedication to our community will be a valuable asset to our Council and I am excited to see the positive impact he will make."

The City of Suisun City is proud to have a City Council that represents the diversity of its community and is committed to serving all residents. The addition of Marlon L. Osum to the Council marks a significant step forward in achieving that goal.

To view the Press Release, click here: Suisun City Swears in New Councilmember(PDF, 765KB)