Education
Bachelor of Science in Computer Science, Bloomsburg University

Experience
Vice Chair, Sunset Valley Arts Commission

Sunset Valley 2020 Election Central

Meet the Candidates...Rob Johnson
In his own words:
I have called Sunset Valley home for the past ten years and would love the opportunity to serve on our city council. As a founder of a service-based business and with over twenty years of experience in software development, my professional experience could certainly lend itself to some of the issues that our city council addresses.

Meet the Candidates...Rob Johnson
In his own words:
My family and I are regular trail users and we have a great respect for the importance of our natural spaces. I make a point to patronize our local businesses, big and small, and I have children who attend Sunset Valley Elementary. Sunset Valley is not a short-term stop for our family.

Robert Johnson earned a Bachelor of Science in computer science from Bloomsburg University. In a 2020 candidate profile, he said he had called Sunset Valley home for the past ten years and had children attending Sunset Valley Elementary.

Sunset Valley 2020 Election Central - OpenGov

Robert Johnson is the founder of a service-based business and has experience in software development.

Council Members Alfonso Carmona and Robert Johnson were sworn in by new Mayor Marc Bruner on a video call Nov. 17. (Courtesy Sunset Valley)Sunset Valley Mayor Rose Cardona, who has served on the dais for more than a decade, officially passed the torch to Marc Bruner during a virtual swearing-in ceremony Nov. 17.

Marc Bruner steps in as mayor of Sunset Valley as new leadership takes dais

City of Sunset Valley - TML City Officials Directory

Robert currently serves as a City Council Member in Sunset Valley. He was sworn in alongside Alfonso Carmona on Nov. 17.

Marc Bruner steps in as mayor of Sunset Valley as new leadership ...

City of Sunset Valley - TML Directory - Texas Municipal League

2026 Texas General Election

As of September 29, 2026, Robert Johnson did not have a website or any information online.

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