Roadwork starting on city streets, County Road 31

“The need to improve this major transportation corridor in District 2 is one of the top concerns consistently shared with me by residents in both Winters and in Davis. Beginning work on this stretch of CR 31 is long overdue, and I am grateful to the Yolo County Public Works team for taking this next step to address the conditions of this important roadway. Improving the conditions of this corridor will continue to be one of my top priorities.” - Supervisor Frerichs

Winters Express, 08.06.23

County votes to add holidays

“In keeping with the intended spirit of both of these formal recognitions, I encourage Yolo County employees to engage in meaningful days of service in honor of these holidays” - Supervisor Frerichs

Davis Enterprise, M. Stark, 07.29.23

First ag roundtable brings voice to Yolo farmers

“One of the things I heard regularly while I was campaigning for the Board of Supervisors was concerns from rural parts of the county that there might not be adequate representation of those viewpoints on the supervisors. [ I hope to] regularly engage with especially rural voters and those in the agricultural community, to solicit their opinions and hear from them and try to use that information to help inform my policy-making process.” - Supervisor Frerichs

Winters Express, 07.06.23

City brings in $300K for arts and culture

“Art goes beyond visual mediums like paintings or sculptures; it encompasses diverse forms of expression. Art often serves as a platform for thought, emotion, and intuition, making it a powerful tool to promote understanding and explore social change. It provides an effective means to discuss the community’s vision and desire for a hate-free environment.” - Supervisor Frerichs

Davis Enterprise, 07.06.23

County leaders speak out on gun violence awareness

“There’s a variety of things the collaborative’s going to take on — educating the public, developing and implementing evidence-based gun-prevention strategies, working on policy solutions here at the local level. We also want to inspire other jurisdictions, other government agencies around California, to take similar actions.” - Supervisor Frerichs

Winters Express, 06.22.23

Yolo County Board of Supervisors support Gun Violence Awareness Day

“Each tragedy creates community tragedy and harms our kids and families in far-reaching ways.” - Supervisor Frerichs

Daily Democrat, R. Dobson, 05.26.23

Report: Davis, UC Davis Add Housing for Nearly 7,000 Over 6 Years

“For our communities to prosper, our collective dedication is focused on expanding the availability of housing in the region, both market-rate and affordable housing.” - Supervisor Frerichs

UC Davis, J. Easley, 05.16.23

Supervisor Lucas Frerichs on his first term, future of District 2 | Focus on Winters

“I am also committed to remaining just as responsive and accessible as your county supervisor, as I was while serving on the city council for the past decade. My team and I are ready to assist you- please reach out to us.” - Supervisor Frerichs

Daily Democrat, R. Dobson, 05.10.23

Senate OKs Davis habitat bill

“Residents of Davis have long prioritized the acquisition and conservation of open space. We appreciate Sen. Dodd’s support of this important issue, which will allow us to further our community’s desired goal of protecting our natural and working lands through use of permanent conservation easements.” - Supervisor Frerichs

Davis Enterprise, 05.02.23

California College Town Rocked by Stabbings That Remain a Mystery

“David Breaux was beloved. He was probably one of the most peaceful, gentle people you’ll ever come across. Karim Abou-Najm — also peaceful and gentle. And promising. He grew up here. And a homeless woman, so vulnerable. And the violence of these attacks.” - Supervisor Frerichs

New York Times, S. Hubler, 05.02.23

Winters community rallies together for youth

“By being here tonight, you are part of our growing network of people working to ensure children, youth and families have current and accurate information about the services available in our community to help them to thrive. Your participation matters because you understand what assets exist in Winters. That information is going to be used to address gaps and shortcomings in the system.” - Supervisor Frerichs

Winters Express, 03.16.23

County supervisors accept state grant for South Davis Library

“I also think that the Davis community has previously demonstrated its willingness to step up and fund its branch of the Yolo County Library and I think that the community will do so again when given the opportunity to help out…” - Supervisor Frerichs

Davis Enterprise, A. Ternus-Bellamy, 02.21.23

Supervisors approve agreement with UC Davis to study Yolo Basic Income Program

“There are a lot of great educational institutions in our region, including UC Davis, that we could be working with in future contracts like this. I definitely appreciated the comments that were raised last month, but I think that I’m personally very satisfied with the work that’s been done.” - Supervisor Frerichs

Daily Democrat, R. Dobson, 01.14.23

Swearing-in ceremony held for Yolo County elected Officials

“After taking the oath of office, Frerichs shared the priorities he hoped to focus on while on the board, including expanding mental health services, creating and supporting leadership opportunities for women in Yolo County and the continued investment in county infrastructure.”

Daily Democrat, R. Dobson, 01.05.23

A California University Tries to Shield an Entire City From Coronavirus

“My wife and I are [getting tested for Covid-19 …] weekly. I went over not long ago, and one of the school board members was ahead of me in line.” - Supervisor Frerichs

New York Times, S. Hubler, 01.30.21

‘We Could Be Feeling This for the Next Decade’: Virus Hits College Towns

“Part of me is enjoying reclaiming the community. But one of the things that makes a college town so wonderful is the vibrant young population. They’re the lifeblood, and without them — well, the squirrels are having a field day. But for the rest of us, it’s just so quiet.” - Supervisor Frerichs

New York Times, S. Hubler, 06.28.20