Napa, CA — Napa City Councilwoman Liz Alessio today released the following statement in response to Supervisor Ryan Gregory’s announcement that he will not seek re-election to the Napa County Board of Supervisors in 2024:

“For the past eight years, Ryan Gregory has served our community diligently and with integrity. The residents of Napa County are better off thanks to his service in local government. I was saddened to hear of Ryan’s family health struggles and will be keeping them in my thoughts as they navigate this difficult time. I also want to personally thank Ryan for his leadership on the Board of Supervisors and wish him and his family the absolute best as they enter this new chapter of life.”

Alessio was elected to the Napa City Council at-large in 2018 and was reelected to represent District 1 in 2022 and continues to serve all in Napa. While serving on the Council, Alessio has advanced substantive policies aimed at increasing housing opportunities, providing more permanent supportive housing for the homeless, and investing in safe streets, sidewalks and pathways. As Chair of the Napa County Climate Action Committee, Alessio has been a regional leader on climate action across jurisdictions to reduce carbon emissions and invest in climate mitigation.

  Prior to serving on the City Council, Alessio spent 20 years in the healthcare industry, including 10 years specifically working on public health and community relations. Alessio has also been a small business owner in the local tourism industry.  Alessio is married to Jess Hudak, has three adult children, and 3 grandchildren.

Alessio is running for Napa County Supervisor District 2, in the March 2024 primary. District 2 consists of the western portions of the City of Napa reaching outside of city limits from Oakville Grade to Buhman Avene in Napa.

For more information about Liz, please visit www.LizAlessio.com.