ASSEMBLYMAN
HONORED TO SERVE: Inyo County – Bishop, Kern County – Lake Isabella, Tulare County – Dinuba, Exeter, Farmersville, Lindsay, Porterville, Tulare, Visalia, Woodlake
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Legislature Passes Water Funding Cuts that will Devastate Rural Counties
Sacramento – Today, the California State Legislature passed its 2024 Budget Bill, which included $17.5 Million in funding cuts for water hauling in rural communities. Assemblyman Mathis issued the following statement after the vote:“Today the California Legislature passed a State...
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Mathis Bill to Combat Domestic Violence Passes Committee
Sacramento – Today, the Senate Education Committee passed AB 2053 (Mathis – 2024), which would require that when students are taught about adolescent relationship abuse and intimate partner violence (IPV), they are also provided with information on the domestic violence...
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5 Mathis Bills Unanimously Pass Assembly Committees Today
Sacramento – Today, 5 of Assemblyman Mathis’ bills unanimously passed their respective Committees. These bills dealt with key issues impacting the state, including security, nursing, incarceration, Veterans, and State parks.AB 2532, which passed the Assembly Higher Education Committee, would allow...
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6 Mathis Bills Unanimously Pass Committees This Week
Sacramento – This week, 6 of Assemblyman Mathis’ bills unanimously passed their respective Committees. These bills dealt with key issues impacting the state, including education, ecosystems, energy, Veterans, the IDD community, and agriculture. AB 2053, which passed the Assembly Appropriations Committee,...
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Mathis AG Bill to Combat Pests Passes Committee
Sacramento – Yesterday, the Assembly Committee on Agriculture passed AB 2745, which authorizes a County Agricultural Commissioner to levy a civil penalty against a person who maintains a premise, plant, or conveyance that is infected or infested with any pest...
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Bills, Beavers & Benefits
By: Assemblyman Devon J. Mathis“Today, the Water, Parks & Wildlife Committee unanimously approved my bill to increase beaver populations in our state. As a keystone species, beavers provide a wide range of critical benefits to our ecosystem, including our efforts...
