Alice Lowman

Alice Lowman is a lifelong resident of East New York and Brownsville, with over 30 years in the Spring Creek Gardens community.

Ms. Lowman has served as the President of the Spring Creek Gardens Tenant’s Association for over 20 years, where she leads and advocates for 532 families who call Spring Creek Gardens their home. The community of Spring Creek has undergone many changes and difficult times, but through it all, Ms. Lowman has remained a steadfast voice for tenant’s rights in this gated community.

Ms. Lowman holds the community of East New York near and dear to her heart, and the love she has for the great people who reside in the neighborhood is apparent in her community leadership.

She has been employed by the New York City Transit Authority for over 28 years in various capacities and within executive offices of the Authority. Currently, Ms. Lowman serves as a Hearing Officer in the Labor Relations Department, where her extensive knowledge of policy and keen sense of problem solving shines through in her daily responsibilities.

As a community activist and volunteer, Ms. Lowman serves as the 1st Vice Chair of Brooklyn Community Board 5, is a member of the Nomination Committee of the 75th Precinct Community Council, a Sgt-at-Arms of Hip Hop Stand Up & Vote, and a member of H2O (Hip Hop Organized). Additionally, Ms. Lowman serves as the Property Chairwoman of Risen Christ Lutheran Church, where she has worshipped for decades with generations of her family members.

Ms. Lowman is a proud mother of three strong young men who have an undaunted belief in family and community, despite the challenges of the neighborhoods in which they were reared. She is also a grandmother of seven beautiful grandchildren, who now bear witness to their grandmother’s constant advocacy and nurturing of her family and community.