🍷 Sonoma County
~490,000 peopleSonoma County knows wildfire devastation firsthand—the Tubbs Fire, Kincade Fire, and Glass Fire burned thousands of homes. The county's wine industry, farms, and tourism economy need protection from climate disasters. Working families struggle with some of California's highest housing costs, and farmworkers who harvest world-famous grapes often can't afford to live here.
These bills help Sonoma rebuild smarter, keep insurance affordable, and create paths to homeownership for working families.
Key Bills for Sonoma:
- Federal Wildfire Insurance Stabilization Act — Prevents insurance companies from abandoning fire survivors
- National Climate Resilience and Fire Safety Reinsurance Act — Creates federal backstop for catastrophic fire losses
- American Forest Resilience and Timber Economy Act — Thins forests to prevent megafires
- Climate-Resilient Organic Transition Act — Helps vineyards and farms adapt to climate change
- American Climate, Coastal, and Community Resilience Act — Protects coastal communities and infrastructure
- American Blue Economy & Working Waterfronts Act — Protects Bodega Bay fishing community
- Working Parents & Secure Childcare Incentive Act — Affordable childcare for working families
- Young Families Support Act — Tax relief and support for young families
- Federal Lands Stewardship and Agricultural Resilience Act — Supports regenerative farming and ranching
- Worker Asset Recognition Act — Profit-sharing and employee ownership incentives
- American Healthcare Access and Integrity Act — Improves healthcare access for rural and underserved areas
- Senior Independence & Silver Economy Act — Supports aging in place for Sonoma's seniors