Dacia Grayber is a Democratic member of the Oregon House of Representatives, representing District 28 . She serves as a firefighter and paramedic for Tualatin Valley Fire and Rescue, a career she pursued since deciding at age 10 despite barriers for women in the field. A community advocate and mother, Grayber was elected in 2020 to represent District 35 before redistricting to District 28, winning with 67.1% of the vote and cross-nomination from the Working Families Party. She is part of a wave of frontline medical workers elected during the 2020 pandemic and holds the position of Assistant Democratic Leader . Notable achievements include co-sponsoring a $190 million wildfire mitigation bill for risk maps, recovery programs, and wildland-urban interface changes; supporting legislation for pharmacists to dispense HIV prevention medications and conduct tests; and sponsoring House Bill 4113 to expand firefighter cancer compensation to include bladder and female reproductive cancers.

Education and Political Experience

Limited public details are available on formal education. Grayber's political experience began with her 2020 election to the Oregon House, where she has served two terms, focusing on progressive legislation for community safety, health, and resilience as a frontline firefighter. She continues as a candidate for District 28 in the 2026 primary.