Senator Dick Dever Contact information

Dick Dever, born on February 11, 1952, in Sterling, Colorado, is an American politician and a member of the Republican party. He has been serving as a member of the North Dakota Senate from the 32nd District since 2001.

Before his political career, Dever attended the University of North Dakota. His professional experience includes working as a manufacturer representative for DEVCO. He also served in the United States Army, which adds to his diverse background.

In addition to his political duties, Dever is involved in various boards and organizations. He is a retired member of the US Army Board, a member of the Burleigh County Human Services Zone Board, and the PERS Board. He also holds the position of Chair in the Legislative Veteran’s Caucus. He is a BILLD Fellow, a Life Member and Judge Advocate of VFW Post 1326, and a Life Member and Commander of AmVets Post 9.

Dever is also active in his local community. He is a part of the Bis-Man Chamber and has been recognized as a GNDC Chamber Champion. In 2019, he was named a Behavioral Health Champion. He is an Elder at the Shepherd of the Valley Lutheran Church.

On the personal front, Dever is married to Pam and they have three children and twelve grandchildren. His family life is as fulfilling as his professional and political career.

In his role as a senator, Dever has been a portfolio leader for the North Dakota State Hospital and has been involved in major components of the Department of Health and Human Services budget. He has also worked on the PERS defined benefit retirement fund and agency.

Throughout his political career, Dever has shown dedication and commitment to his role and responsibilities. His diverse experiences and contributions to various fields make him a respected figure in North Dakota’s political landscape.