Sonya Meline
Candidate for Sierra County Supervisorial District 2
Sonya Meline is a candidate for Sierra County Board of Supervisors, District 2. The election is in November 2026. She is not the incumbent. Her campaign site describes her as a Navy veteran. It also calls her a small business owner. District 2 includes several Sierra County communities. These are Sierra City, Verdi, Loyalton, and Sierraville. Her campaign lists several priorities. These include expanding rural broadband access. They include preventing wildfires. They include managing land responsibly. They include stabilizing emergency services. They include improving access to housing and health care. She also wants to boost economic development. She wants to do this through local economic councils. She wants to address the cost of rural living. Her campaign material describes her approach as "steady, practical leadership." She says she will work to secure funding. She says that funding has "bypassed" the district. She runs under the campaign slogan "Here to Work. Here to Serve." No independent source outside her campaign was found. This includes news coverage, Ballotpedia, or a county clerk record. None confirm her military service. None confirm her business ownership or other background details. The only source found is her own campaign website.
Positions in brief
Meline is a Navy veteran. She is also a small business owner. She is running for Sierra County Board of Supervisors, District 2. Her campaign centers on broadband. It also centers on wildfire prevention. It centers on rural services too.
On the issues
Prioritizes wildfire prevention and responsible land management, along with stabilizing emergency services in District 2.
Source →Supports economic development through local economic councils and addressing the rising cost of rural living.
Source →Names housing access as a campaign priority. She has not stated a specific policy tool, such as zoning, a funding mechanism, or a development target.
Source →Names health care access as a campaign priority. She has not stated a specific policy proposal, such as clinic funding, hospital district support, or telehealth expansion.
Source →Prioritizes expanding rural broadband access and securing infrastructure funding she says has not reached the district.
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