Bryan Davey

Candidate for Sierra County Supervisorial District 2

Bryan Davey is a candidate for Sierra County Board of Supervisors, District 2. The election is in 2026. He is a nonpartisan candidate. He lives in Sierra City. He holds an Associate of Science degree. It is in Automotive Technology. He earned it from Wyoming Technical Institute. Davey worked for 16 years at Chevron Research Laboratory. He started as an automotive technician. He rose to laboratory parts department manager. He also worked as a research technician. In that role, he tested industrial engine oil technologies in the field. He did this for Oronite Additives. From 2004 to 2007, he served as a Deputy Sheriff. He worked for the Sierra County Sheriff's Office. His campaign site says he graduated first in his class. That was the Basic Police Academy class at Yuba College. From 2007 to 2025, he worked for Sierra County Public Works. He held several positions there. He was Transportation Planner and Engineering Technician. He became Assistant Engineer in 2015. He became Deputy Director in 2018. He became Director of Transportation in 2023. He retired in December 2025. He served as Chief of the Sierra City Volunteer Fire Department. He held that role from 2008 to 2019. He has also been a volunteer firefighter with that department. He served there from 2007 to 2026. He has served as treasurer of several groups. These include the United Methodist Church in Downieville and Sierra City. They include the Downieville Tennis Organization. They include the Downieville School Sports Booster Club. They include a Parent Teacher Organization too. His campaign site lists endorsements. These come from more than 150 community members and organizations. They include former Sierra County Sheriff Lee Adams. They also include retiring District 2 Supervisor Lila Heuer. His campaign describes his approach as seeking "a responsible and efficient County government." It also says he wants to build "consensus among the leaders." (Source: https://district2bdavey.org/)

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