Who Are the Davis County Commissioners?
The Davis County Commission is the elected governing body for Davis County, Utah. Under state law, this three-member board holds both executive and legislative responsibilities for county government — overseeing county operations, adopting policies and ordinances, managing the county budget, and ensuring compliance with county rules and state statutes. Commissioners also act as the county’s property tax Board of Equalization and regulate business licensing in unincorporated areas of the county.
Commissioners serve four-year, overlapping terms to maintain continuity in leadership and governance.
Current Davis County Commissioners
Lorene Miner Kamalu, MPA — Chair
Lorene Miner Kamalu serves as Chair of the Davis County Commission. First elected in 2019, her current term runs through January 5, 2027.
Before joining the county commission, Kamalu was a Kaysville City Planning Commissioner, which sparked her interest in public policy, planning, and citizen engagement. She holds a Master of Public Administration from the University of Utah and a Bachelor of Science in Human Resources from Brigham Young University. Her career includes work in public relations, entrepreneurship, and management consulting.
Kamalu has lived in Davis County since serving as part of an active-duty Air Force family and chose the area for its community and outdoor lifestyle. She is active in fitness and family life with her husband and their children and grandchildren.
John Crofts — Vice Chair
John Crofts currently serves as Vice Chair, with his term running through January 8, 2029. Elected in 2024, he brings a focus on government transparency, fiscal responsibility, and citizen-focused leadership. (Davis County Utah)
Crofts holds a Master of Business Administration and a bachelor’s degree from Brigham Young University. His career spans work in natural hazards, emergency management, public safety, and government operations, collaborating with federal, state, and local agencies. (Davis County Utah)
He champions free enterprise, responsible governance, and community engagement, with a stated commitment to helping Davis County remain a great place to live, work, and raise a family. (Davis County Utah)
Bob J Stevenson — Commissioner
Bob J Stevenson is a Commissioner whose term also runs until January 5, 2027. He is a lifelong resident of Layton City, with deep roots in community service and local leadership.
Stevenson earned a Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration from Weber State University and completed graduate coursework at Utah State University. His professional background includes teaching, corporate work, and running his own residential construction company.
He has served his community in many roles — from volunteer fireman and city councilman to Layton City mayor — and remains active in local boards and civic organizations. Stevenson enjoys family life, outdoor activities, and beekeeping.
Role and Impact of the Commission
Together, these three elected officials make decisions affecting all aspects of county government:
Budget and fiscal planning, including adoption and amendment of the county budget.
County policy, ordinances, and services for more than 300,000 residents, ranging from public safety to community development.
Oversight of county departments and elected offices, ensuring effective delivery of programs such as elections, health services, and animal care.
Representation on regional boards and committees that address transportation, growth planning, and intergovernmental collaboration.
The Commission meets regularly in Farmington, Utah, holding public meetings where residents can stay informed, ask questions, and participate in local governance.
For more information on your Davis County Commissioners, you can go to https://www.daviscountyutah.gov/commission/portfolio.
