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County of Amador

General-purpose government in California. Browse the source-reported information below.

Census ID 203964 · Census county field: Amador · Functioning in the 2025 inventory
Names, roles & contact channels

Published local officials

5 source-linked entries for Amador County, compiled by CivicPatch. Each entry keeps the source's update date and government links.

A dated roster, not a live verification. We matched this jurisdiction to its exact Census identifier. Continued service, complete seat coverage, and your individual district representative have not been independently verified. Check the linked government source before contacting an official.

Brian Oneto

  • Supervisor, District 5

Source updated

Government profile ↗Email: boardofsupervisors@amadorcounty.govPublished phone: (209) 223-6470
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Dan Epperson

  • Supervisor, District 2

Source updated

Government profile ↗Email: boardofsupervisors@amadorcounty.govPublished phone: (209) 223-6470
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Jeff Brown

  • Supervisor, District 3

Source updated

Government profile ↗Email: boardofsupervisors@amadorcounty.govPublished phone: (209) 223-6470
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Logan Carnell

  • Supervisor, District 4

Source updated

Government profile ↗Email: boardofsupervisors@amadorcounty.govPublished phone: (209) 223-6470
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Patrick Crew

  • Supervisor, District 1

Source updated

Government profile ↗Email: boardofsupervisors@amadorcounty.govPublished phone: (209) 223-6470
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The source record

Listed as functioning in 2025.

The Census ACTIVE field is Y for this record.

Census ID
203964
Record type
General-purpose government
Classification
County
Status
Functioning
2025 Census snapshot

Reported contact and location fields

Reported mailing address810 COURT ST · JACKSON, CA · 95642-2132
Reported contact roleCounty Administrative Officer

A role label, not a verified person’s name.

Census county fieldAmador
Reported websiteOpen listed website ↗

These are inventory fields, not newly verified office contacts. A county field or mailing address does not establish the exact service boundary.

Official 2026 California roster

Current public officials reported by the jurisdiction

Open CalRoster source ↗
COUNTY DIRECTORY

Amador

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Governing board and executive

County Supervisor — District 1Pat Crew
County Supervisor — District 2Dan Epperson
County Supervisor — District 3Jeff Brown
County Supervisor — District 4Logan Carnell
County Supervisor — District 5Brian Oneto

Records and elections

Clerk of the BoardHeather Peek
County Clerk-RecorderKimberly L. Grady
Registrar of VotersKimberly L. Grady

Finance and property

AssessorJim Rooney
Auditor-ControllerTacy Rouen Oneto
Treasurer/Tax CollectorElizabeth Nelson

Public safety and justice

Chief Probation OfficerDeron Brodehl
District AttorneyTodd Riebe
Fire ChiefRobert Withrow
Sheriff-CoronerGary Redman

Administration

County AdministratorVacant
County CounselGregory Gillott

Education and libraries

County LibrarianAlyssa Ramirez
Superintendent of SchoolsJared Critchfield

Judicial leadership

Presiding JudgeRenee C. Day
Assistant Presiding JudgeJ.S. Hermanson

Other public officials

Chief Administrative OfficerChuck Iley
Behavioral HealthMelissa Cranfill
Community Development DirectorChuck Beatty
Social Services DirectorAnne Watts
Emergency Services DirectorDiana Evensen
General Services Agency DirectorGlenn Spitzer
Health Care Services DirectorVacant
Human Resource DirectorLisa Gaebe
Information Technology DirectorJeff White
Public Works Agency DirectorJeff Christman
Phone(209) 223-6470Address810 Court Street Jackson, CA 95642Jurisdiction websitehttps://www.amadorcounty.gov ↗

The CalRoster labels county entries elected and appointed officials and does not publish a selection method for each individual role. The source compiler therefore does not infer elected or appointed status from the title alone. The Secretary of State notes that each local jurisdiction supplies its own roster data; this is a dated public record, not a live officeholder feed.

Published context

Scale and parent relationship

Population estimate41,8112023

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Evidence boundary

What each source proves—and what it does not.

Established by the published records

  • The entity or system appears in the 2025 Census listing.
  • Its Census category, identifier, and functioning/dormant field.
  • Only the location, function, population, enrollment, and contact fields actually published.
  • The separate 2026 CalRoster reports the public-official roles and holder text shown above.

Not established by these records

  • Whether each governing or administrative role is elected, appointed, or mixed.
  • The exact geographic service boundary or that a reported website remains current.
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Related California entities

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How to interpret this record

County of Amador, CA — 2026 Public Officials

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