For Immediate Release:
April 1, 2026

Sacramento, CA- The Board of Directors of the Sacramento County Deputy Sheriffs’ Association
(SCDSA) has endorsed Pat Hume for re-election to the Sacramento County Board of Supervisors. Pat
Hume, a lifelong Elk Grove resident, has built his career on a strong legacy of public service. After
earning his degree from San Diego State University, he returned to Sacramento County to support his
family’s business and later served as a four-term Elk Grove City Councilmember. Since being elected to
the Sacramento County Board of Supervisors, Pat has focused on key issues impacting residents,
including advocating for practical water policy solutions, opposing the Delta tunnel project, and
supporting infrastructure improvements. He has remained committed to public safety by working with the
Sheriff and District Attorney to strengthen accountability measures, address homelessness, and improve
emergency response systems. In addition to his public service, Pat has demonstrated ongoing leadership
in the community, including serving as President of the Rotary Club of Elk Grove and the Elk Grove
Regional Scholarship Foundation.

Mr. Hume stated, “I am proud to stand with our Deputy Sheriffs’ Association in the important work of
keeping our streets safe and our communities protected. I thank them for their work and for their belief in
me and in the work I do. I hope we are on the same team for many years to come.”

“Pat Hume has demonstrated a strong commitment to public safety and the well-being of Sacramento
County residents. His leadership, experience, and willingness to collaborate with law enforcement have
had a meaningful impact in our community. On behalf of the SCDSA, I’m proud to support Pat Hume for
re-election to the Sacramento County Board of Supervisors, District 5.” -Sergeant Nathan Seger,
President of SCDSA.

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The Sacramento County Deputy Sheriffs’ Association (S.C.D.S.A.) represents more than 1,900 rank and
file sergeants, deputies and non-sworn members working in Sacramento County. For media inquiries,
contact Savannah Potter, Communications and Media Specialist, S.C.D.S.A., spotter@scdsa.org.