City Council

In the City of Carey, the Mayor and Council are separate but equal branches of the government.  The Mayor is the chief executive and the City Council is the legislative body.  Council Members serve a two or four-year term.

Our four-member City Council sets the overall policy direction for the City and helps decide where to focus resources by adopting annual budgets and ordinances.  See the Carey City Code for all adopted ordinances.

LOGAN DAVIS

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Logan grew up in Carey, graduating from Carey High School in 1996 .  He was introduced to emergency management while fighting wildland fires with the Bureau of Land Management.  Later, Logan served in the armed forces where he specialized in Security, Rick Management and Crisis Response.  During that time, he led diverse teams responsible for executing operational preparation of high-risk environments, as well as, rescue events around the globe.  Today, Logan and his wife are small business owners specializing in technical solutions that support high-risk travelers.

Logan graduated with a B.S. in Terrorism and Counterterrorism Studies, and a M.A. in Homeland Security.  He is a graduate of advanced Leadership and Management courses, lending to his achievement as an experienced and effective leader.  He is also qualified in Emergency Center Execution, along with Response and Recovery Plans and Operations.  Thanks to years spent serving in non-permissive environments, Logan has been awarded professional credentialing as a Certified Emergency Manager (IAEM).

CLAYTON MECHAM

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Clayton is a proud fourth generation member of the Carey Valley.  Born and raised here, he graduated from Carey Highschool in 1999.  He attended BYU-Idaho where he received a Bachelor's degree in Animal Science.  After graduating, Clayton moved back to Carey and worked as an electrical apprentice while studying for his Electrical Journeyman's license, which he attained in 2013.   He currently works for a local electrical contractor.  

​Clayton has been an active member of the Carey Fire Department and has served our community officially for twenty years. He is a part of the local Rodeo Committee and still serves in that capacity to preserve these traditional events and bring entertainment to our area.

ALYSSA CENARRUSA

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Alyssa was born in Phoenix, Arizona in April 1997. After moving multiple times in her early childhood, her family eventually settled in Boise in 2008. Alyssa grew up with an older brother, Joey, younger brother, Larsen, and younger sister, Juliet. She attended Renaissance High School in Meridian, where she graduated with an Associate's Degree in General Studies through the Idaho Dual Credit Program in 2015. Alyssa went to Boise State University, where she graduated with a Bachelor's Degree in Business Management and Marketing in December 2018. In the Spring of 2016, Alyssa met her now husband, Caleb Cenarrusa. After graduating college, Alyssa moved to Carey and started a job at the Blaine County Assessor's office. Then in September 2019, Caleb and Alyssa got married and a year later, they welcomed their son, Cameron Cenarrusa, to the world. In April of 2021, she was appointed to fill a vacant seat on City Council and was elected in November 2021 to serve a four year term. The Carey area serves many of her hobbies, including shooting guns, hunting and paddle boarding. Alyssa also enjoys spending time with her family whether it is catching up on a new show, playing board games or going on vacation. She also really enjoys travelling. Alyssa has been to 8 countries in Europe and multiple states in the U.S., as well as Washington D.C.

Cody Baird

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Cody graduated from Carey high school in 2007. After graduating he attended ISU for 2 years where he graduated and received a diploma in auto mechanics. He worked in Pocatello for 7 years as an auto mechanic then moved back to Carey and is now working for Blaine County Road and Bridge.

Cody’s hobbies include snowmobiling, fly fishing, upland bird hunting, and spending time with family.