Orange County Third District

Villa Park is part of Orange County’s Third Supervisorial District, represented in 2026 by Supervisor Donald P. Wagner. Orange County has five supervisorial districts, each represented by one member of the Board of Supervisors. District boundaries are periodically redrawn, so older maps and descriptions may differ substantially from the current district.

Who Represents Villa Park on the Orange County Board of Supervisors?

Donald P. Wagner represents Orange County’s Third District. Wagner first took office as a county supervisor in 2019 and continues to represent District 3 in 2026.

Residents can visit the Orange County Third District website for current contact information, district news and county resources.

Communities in Orange County’s Third District

Current Orange County materials describe the Third District as serving communities across central and eastern Orange County, including Villa Park, portions of Anaheim, Irvine, Orange and Tustin, along with Lake Forest, Mission Viejo, Rancho Santa Margarita, Yorba Linda and unincorporated communities. Because some cities are divided among supervisorial districts, residents outside Villa Park should use current County resources to confirm representation for a specific address.

What Does the Orange County Board of Supervisors Do?

The Orange County Board of Supervisors serves as both a legislative and executive body for county government. Its responsibilities include setting county policy, approving the annual budget and major contracts, overseeing county agencies and departments, conducting public hearings and making appointments to county boards and commissions.

Adopts county ordinances, resolutions and policies
Approves the County’s annual budget and major contracts
Oversees county agencies, departments and programs
Conducts public hearings on county matters
Makes appointments to county boards, commissions and committees
Provides constituent assistance on county programs and services

School districts, community college districts and many water districts have their own governing boards and are not departments of the Orange County Board of Supervisors.

Villa Park Government vs. Orange County Government

Villa Park is an incorporated city with its own City Council, so many local issues begin with the City of Villa Park rather than the County. Orange County government, however, provides and coordinates regional services and programs that affect Villa Park residents.

For questions involving Villa Park city policy, local ordinances or City Council actions, start with the City of Villa Park. For county departments, regional programs, county public hearings or other county-level matters, the Third District office can help residents identify the appropriate Orange County agency.

How to Follow Orange County Government

Orange County Board of Supervisors meetings are public. Residents can review agendas, follow Board actions and find information about participating in public meetings through the official County of Orange website. The Third District office also provides district-specific updates and constituent assistance.

Why Older Third District Maps Are Different

Supervisorial district boundaries change through redistricting. The Third District configuration used before the most recent redistricting included a different combination of cities and unincorporated communities. Older maps, population tables and voter-registration statistics should therefore not be used to describe today’s Third District.