County Supervisors

County Supervisors are elected officials who govern and oversee the administration of a county’s local government. They are responsible for making policy decisions, managing budgets, and addressing community needs such as public safety, infrastructure, and health services. Typically, a Board of Supervisors consists of several members, each representing different districts within the county. Their role involves balancing the interests of residents, ensuring efficient use of resources, and collaborating with other governmental entities. Essentially, County Supervisors help shape and implement policies that affect the day-to-day lives of county residents.