Representative Darcey Edwards Officially Sworn In to Serve Oregon House District 31
Salem, OR – Today, Darcey Edwards was officially sworn in as the Representative for Oregon House District 31 during the opening of the 2025 legislative session. A lifelong resident of Northwest Oregon, Representative Edwards brings decades of experience, dedication to her community, and a passion for addressing the state’s most pressing challenges to her new role in the Oregon House of Representatives.
“It is an incredible honor to serve the people of House District 31,” said Representative Edwards. “I am committed to listening to the needs of our communities, representing their voices in Salem, and working hard to create a stronger, safer, and more affordable future for all Oregonians.”
Representative Edwards will serve on the following committees:
House Committees:
Climate, Energy, & Environment Committee
Housing & Homelessness Committee
Joint Committees:
Addiction and Community Safety Response Committee
Legislative Information Management & Technology Committee
These assignments reflect Representative Edwards’s priorities for House District 31, including addressing the addiction and mental health crisis, promoting clean energy and environmental stewardship, expanding access to affordable housing, and ensuring community safety.
A small business owner, realtor, and community advocate, Representative Edwards has spent her career working to improve the lives of her neighbors. Her leadership has been shaped by personal experience, including a deep connection to Oregon’s housing challenges and a commitment to fostering economic opportunity in the region.
“I am eager to work with my colleagues to tackle issues like housing affordability, addiction recovery, and public safety,” said Edwards. “Our district deserves solutions that put people first and create a brighter future for everyone who calls Oregon home.”
House District 31 includes Columbia County and portions of Multnomah and Washington Counties. Residents are encouraged to stay connected with Representative Edwards through her legislative office and website to share concerns, ask questions, or learn more about her work in Salem.
