Assemblymember Dawn Addis

thrive, and keeping revenue here on the Central Coast is why I’m proud to help create practical solutions that make a real difference. (2/2)

Governor Newsom Signs Bill Expanding Liquor Licenses in San Luis Obispo County - edhat The law allows the California Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control (ABC) to issue up to 10 new on-sale liquor licenses over two years.

With AB 1008 now signed into law, I’m excited to see new opportunities open up for small businesses that have been waiting years for a chance to expand. Strengthening our local economy, helping family-owned restaurants (1/2)

commitment to defend Californians, safeguard families, and ensure that every Central Coast resident receives full and fair representation. (3/3)

legal services on the Central Coast. Immigrants keep our communities and economy strong by building businesses, contributing to our workforce, and helping our region thrive. This funding strengthens our (2/3)

As the federal government terrorizes communities with illegal raids across the nation, California is taking proactive steps to protect our communities. I’m proud to announce that I secured $1.5 million for Catholic Charities’ immigrant (1/3)

Signed by the Governor! 2025 Bill Priorities AB 996 - (Pellerin) Public Resources: sea level rise plans Creates a new voluntary process that lets coastal communities consult with the California Coastal Commission earlier than before on local coastal programs to better plan for sea level rise and to protect coastal resources. AB 14 - (Hart) Voluntary Vessel Speed Reduction Program Requires the Ocean Protection Council to participate as an advisory stakeholder to the Protecting Blue Whales and Blue Skies Program to implement a statewide voluntary vessel speed reduction and sustainable shipping program for the California coast. AB 367 - (Bennett) Water: County of Ventura: fire suppression Ensures that Ventura County communities in high fire-risk areas can keep reliable water service during wildfires by requiring stronger protections and backup power for local water systems.

As co-chair of the Central Coast Caucus, I’m proud to announce that three of our priority bills have been signed into law this year. Once again, it reaffirms our commitment to addressing the issues our communities are facing along the Central Coast.

These funds will help strengthen legal representation services that help families navigate complex immigration processes. (2/2)

I am proud to have secured $1,500,000 for Catholic Charities' immigrant legal services on the Central Coast. Immigrants keep our Central Coast community and economy strong by building businesses and working in industries that keep our region thriving. (1/2)

expanding access to health and wellness for all LGBTQ+ individuals. I’m proud to see our work with local and statewide partners now turning into action for the people we serve. (2/2)

2025 LEGISLATIVE UPDATE 7 BILLS SIGNED INTO LAW SAFE, AFFORDABLE, INCLUSIVE EDUCATION AB 560: IMPROVING SPECIAL EDUCATION PROGRAMS IN SCHOOLS HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENT AB 1288: RETAIN AND TRAIN COMMUNITY HEALTH WORKERS AB 1487: ALLOCATING FUNDING FOR THE LGBTQIA COMMUNITY (Includes photo of Assemblymember Addis and logo)

2025 LEGISLATIVE UPDATE 7 BILLS SIGNED INTO LAW TRANSPARENCY AND PUBLIC ACCESS AB 808: CREATING PUBLIC ACCESS TO CAMPAIGN FINANCE DATA AB 1076: SECURES STATE SAVINGS PROGRAMS FOR PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES

TRANSPORTATION AB 761: GENERATING REVENUE FOR MONTEREY-SALINAS TRANSIT LOCAL BUSINESSES AB 1008: INCREASING ALCOHOL LICENSES FOR CENTRAL COAST BUSINESSES Dawn Addis

Seven Bills Signed into Law!

Thank you @governor.ca.gov for signing these important measures into law. Each of these bills strengthens our communities in from ensuring fiscal stability in public transportation for the Central Coast, to protecting Californians’ financial wellbeing and (1/2)

expanding access to health and wellness for all LGBTQ+ individuals. I’m proud to see our work with local and statewide partners now turning into action for the people we serve. (2/2)

Serving Students with Disabilities, I continue to stand with educators, families, and disability advocates fighting back. (3/3)

This year I took a stand by passing AJR 7, calling on Congress and the President to protect IDEA funding and ensure uninterrupted services for students with disabilities. As Chair of the Select Committee on (2/3)

The recent federal firings targeting special education and rehab rehabilitative services employees are cruel, harmful, and unacceptable. After teaching students with special needs for over a decade, I deeply believe that children deserve support, not cuts. (1/3

livelihoods. My hope is for this agreement to create lasting peace and security, the disarmament of Hamas, and a new beginning for Israelis and Gazans. (2/2)

Tonight, we celebrate the release of the last living hostages returning home after unimaginable torment. We also mourn the lives lost during this horrific war. The global community must help rebuild Gaza's neighborhoods and (1/2)

floods, or toxic air, our children pay the price while Big Oil walks away. Enough is enough.

My proposed Superfund would hold polluters accountable, make them pay their fair share and help fund climate-resilient schools. Our kids didn’t cause this crisis; they shouldn’t have to pay for it.

I commend this generation of young leaders for raising their voices and demanding what every child deserves: safe, healthy schools and a future not defined by fossil fuel disasters. I’m a teacher and I know that when classrooms shutdown due to wildfires,

teachers. As a former special education teacher, I’ve worked on this issue for over a decade and know firsthand how these changes will make a real difference in classrooms across California. (3/3)

Department of Education to provide caseload recommendations for special education teachers, AB 560 helps ensure better learning outcomes for students and more manageable workloads for (2/3)

I’m grateful @governor.ca.gov has signed my bill AB 560, the Special Educator Act. This new law will have a profoundly positive impact on students with special needs and the educators who serve them. By requiring the (1/3)

manageable workloads for teachers. As a former special education teacher, I've worked on this issue for over a decade and know firsthand how these changes will make a real difference in classrooms across California. (3/3)

who serve them. By requiring the Department of Education to provide caseload recommendations for special education teachers, AB 560 helps ensure better learning outcomes for students and more (2/3)

elections. By updating the Cal-access replacement System (CARS) to a fully digital platform we create transparency and ease for every Californian who wants to know who is funding political campaigns. This is how we strengthen our democracy. Thank you @governor.ca.gov for your signature. (2/2)

While the federal administration uses partisan tactics to silence voters and create a more opaque elections system, California is becoming more transparent and fair by the day. My Assembly Bill 808 continues to strengthen transparency and public trust in free and fair California (1/2)

manageable workloads for teachers. As a former special education teacher, I’ve worked on this issue for over a decade and know firsthand how these changes will make a real difference in classrooms across California. (3/3)

who serve them. By requiring the Department of Education to provide caseload recommendations for special education teachers, AB 560 helps ensure better learning outcomes for students and more (2/3)

this key part of our local economy, we’re creating jobs and generating revenue for our community. (2/2)

Tourism employs more than 22,000 San Luis Obispo County residents, and I’m grateful to @governor.ca.gov for helping strengthen this vital industry. AB 1008 will give local restaurants new opportunities to boost revenue through expanded drink menus. By supporting (1/2)

When: Wednesday, October 22, 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.

Where: South County Regional Center, 800 W. Branch Street, Arroyo Grande, CA 93420

This seminar is FREE. I hope to see you there.

Can’t make it in person – this seminar will be livestreamed on my website during the event.