
WEBB FOR SUPERVISOR
Together We Can Make Yuba County Better!
Meet Rich!
At 20 years old, Rich enlisted in the United States Air Force, where he was trained as a firefighter and emergency medical technician. After active-duty service, Rich transitioned to a civilian firefighter at Beale Air Force Base, and began volunteering for the Linda Fire District. Rich was awarded Yuba County Fireman of the Year (1986), nominated for the Department of Defense Civilian Firefighter of the Year (1987), promoted to Linda Fire Captain (1990), and appointment Linda Fire Chief (2000), serving as Chief for another twenty years until retirement in 2020.
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Rich and his wife, Arlene, are longtime Linda residents. They have three children --- Jeffrey, a law enforcement officer, Kaitlin a veterinary technician, and Kyle, a Fire Chief. Six grandchildren bring them daily joy and lots of activities.

ABOUT ME
Integrity • Accountability • Transparency
Thank you for taking the time to learn about your County Supervisor candidates! I'm Rich Webb. In addition to my background and family information above, I am currently President of the Marysville Kiwanis, a wonderful organization I have been a part of for 17 years. I am also the former President of the Trauma Intervention Program (TIP) providing volunteer support for survivors of tragedy in Yuba, Sutter and South Butte counties.
I volunteer for the Yuba-Sutter Food Bank and Adventist Health + Rideout; serve on the Yuba County Measure K Citizens’ Oversight Committee; and as President for the Yuba County Community Services Commission, working to reduce poverty in Yuba County.
I'm honored to be endorsed by our current Supervisor, Andy Vasquez. Andy has served as the Yuba County District 1 Supervisor since 2009. “I have been blessed to represent our area for 16 years and be part of the revitalization of Linda we are enjoying now,” said Vasquez. “Rich’s background in public safety, his decades of service to Yuba County, his professionalism and his calm, level-headed demeaner are unmatched, and make him the perfect candidate to lead us into the future.”
If elected as your Yuba County Supervisor, I will continue to support the phenomenal business development and infrastructure improvements in Linda; prioritize county funds for public safety; work to decrease homeless and transient activity; and strive to bring back a sense of community to Linda through neighborhood events, and more activities for our youth and seniors.
We Proudly Endorse Rich Webb!
Thank you to these community leaders, small business owners and organizations for your support!

Yuba County Sheriff
Wendell Anderson

Yuba County Supervisor
Andy Vasquez
Yuba County District Attorney
Clint Curry
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Yuba County Undersheriff Nick Morawcznski

Retired Yuba County Sheriff
Steve Durfor

Marysville City Councilmember
Bruce Buttacavoli

Retired Yuba County District Attorney
Pat McGrath

Yuba County Board of Education Trustee
John Nicolleti
Yuba County Community Leaders
Former Yuba County Supervisor, Doug Lofton
Former Yuba County Supervisor, Don Schrader
Fred Morawcznski
Julie & Brock Bowen
George & Karen Deveraux
Devon Diamond
Jo Marie Fenn
Brandon Spear
Glen Weldon
Bridget White
Yes, I support Rich!

GET TO KNOW THE YUBA COUNTY SUPERVISOR DISTRICTS
Yuba County Supervisor Districts
Members of the Board of Supervisors serve as the legislative and executive body for Yuba County and provide policy direction for all branches of County Government. There are five Board members and each member is elected on a non-partisan basis for a four-year term to represent a particular area, or district, of the County. Supervisors from Districts One and Five are elected in State general election years (2002, 2006, etc.) and Districts Two, Three, and Four during Presidential election years (2000, 2004, etc.) Supervisorial Districts vary greatly in geographic size however they all have approximately the same population. District boundaries are redrawn after each federal census to equalize the district population as closely as possible.
District 1


