🦌 Siskiyou County
~44,000 peopleSiskiyou County stretches from the Oregon border to Mount Shasta. It's ranching and timber country, with strong ties to the Karuk Tribe and the Klamath River. The county has struggled since mill closures, and ranchers face drought, pests, and wildfire. Yreka, the county seat, anchors communities that feel forgotten by Sacramento and Washington. These are self-reliant people who want opportunity, not handouts.
These bills restore the timber economy, support ranchers, and honor the Klamath River tribes.
Key Bills for Siskiyou:
- American Forest Resilience and Timber Economy Act — Mill reactivation and forestry jobs for Siskiyou
- Klamath Basin Restoration and Tribal Justice Act — Restores salmon runs, supports Karuk communities
- American Agriculture Resilience & Pest Management Act (AARPMA) — Compensation for grasshopper and pest losses
- Federal Lands Stewardship and Human Sustenance Act — Protects ranchers' traditional land access
- Federal Lands Stewardship and Agricultural Resilience Act — Supports regenerative ranching practices
- Rural Prosperity and Security Act — Broadband, healthcare, and infrastructure
- Federal Wildfire Insurance Stabilization Act — Keeps insurance available in fire-prone areas
- National Climate Resilience and Fire Safety Reinsurance Act — Federal backstop for catastrophic wildfire losses
- American Healthcare Access and Integrity Act — Rural hospital and clinic support
- State Sovereignty and Adaptive Resilience Act — Respects local decision-making and state rights
- American Fiscal Security Act — Responsible federal spending and debt reduction
- Main Street Small Business & Tax Fairness Act — Supports Yreka and small-town businesses