Davis Police Officers Like Dan Wolk For Assembly

DPOA press release

The Davis Police Officers Association (DPOA) announced today that they are endorsing Davis Mayor Pro Tem Dan Wolk for State Assembly. DPOA is the latest in a series of endorsements for Wolk, including Solano County Sheriff Tom Ferrara, Yolo County Sheriff Ed Prieto and Yolo County District Attorney Jeff Reisig. 

“Dan Wolk has built a strong record of supporting public safety in Davis and standing with local working families,” said DPOA President Michael Munoz. “Davis’ police officers are proud to endorse Dan Wolk for State Assembly and we look forward to working with him to make our area a better and safer place to live."

“I deeply appreciate the endorsement from the men and women who are among our most trusted and valued public servants,” said Wolk.  “I have always made support of public safety a priority and I will continue to work side-by-side with our police officers in the Assembly to reduce crime and make California’s communities safer.”

The Davis POA represents the men and women of the Davis Police Department. It also sponsors programs to make our community safer, including youth, anti-crime and victim assistance programs. 

Dan Wolk has served on the Davis City Council since 2011 and is currently Mayor Pro Tem. He is Deputy County Counsel for Solano County, handling public finance, public contracting and water issues. He is also the founder of the Legal Clinic of Yolo County, a legal services provider for low-income families.

Wolk grew up in Davis and attended Davis public schools, before attending Stanford University and receiving his law degree from UC Berkeley’s Boalt Hall. He lives in Davis with his wife, Jamima, a former professional triathlete and small business owner, and their two young daughters, Avery and Layla. 

For a full list of organizations and individuals who have endorsed Dan Wolk, please visit DanWolk.org.

Assembly District 4 consists of Napa and Lake Counties, most of Yolo County, as well as portions of Sonoma, Solano and Colusa Counties.