Most of the way through her first four-year term in office, Diane Burgis believes she deserves a second term as the supervisor representing the east end of Contra Costa County, where agriculture, the environment, fire protection, homelessness, beefing up county services and improving the jobs/housing balance are key issues.

“I feel like I’ve been a good representative of a very diverse district,” said Burgis, 53, who faces a challenge from fellow Oakley resident Paul Seger. “I think I’ve done a really good job.”

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