Good afternoon,
This week, my staff attended the Siskiyou County Economic Development Council Annual Meeting held on a beautiful snowy afternoon in McCloud.
The Crown H Cattle Company of Etna and The Summit Lofts of Mt. Shasta were featured businesses, introduced by Siskiyou County Economic Development Council Board Member, Kit Marshall. Speakers at the annual Siskiyou EDC meeting included:
Tim Rundel, City Manager of Weed, CA who spoke of Weed’s vitally important role in the region’s economy. Mr. Rundel provided insight into fire recovery for the city’s businesses and residents- starting with the Lava Fire in June 2021 and most recently the Mill Fire this past September.
Tara Lynn Gray, Director of the California Office of the Small Business. Tara Lynn Gray discussed her role as a small business advocate focused on the state’s small business ecosystem.
Poppy Davis, Siskiyou Agriculture Consultant, who has been working with the Siskiyou EDC on Agriculture programs. Ms. Davis, is a business and policy adviser to agricultural and food and beverage enterprises, nonprofits, and local governments.
As always, we are grateful for every opportunity we get to connect with you in the district.
Assemblywoman Megan Dahle
 | Redding Regional Airport Continues to Grow Today Team Dahle attended the Ribbon Cutting Ceremony for the new location of Theory Coffee in the Redding Regional Airport. Based in Redding, Theory Coffee prides themselves on their world class, award winning coffee which is now available at three Redding locations as well as online. This is one of many recent additions and upgrades to the Redding Regional Airport in recent years, including the addition of new flights and airlines. Currently, Redding Regional Airport offers customers five flights from three different airlines; And in Fall 2024, construction on the Airport Runway Rehabilitation Project is scheduled to begin. Learn more about the Redding Regional Airport here. |
 | Help Our Forests, Cut Your Own Christmas Tree One of the many things I love about the North State is our beautiful forests. During the holidays, our forests provide a wonderful opportunity to enjoy the outdoors with your loved ones and chop down your own Christmas tree for the cost of about $10 / permit. Participating in this opportunity has a dual purpose- providing your family with a fresh, healthy tree and thinning overly dense areas of the forest which helps with wildfire prevention, among other benefits. Each forest has a map highlighting the areas where tree cutting is permitted. Be sure to identify an acceptable area and obtain a permit before you go. Click here for more information on permits in your area. |
 | Share Your Ideas for 2022 Legislation This is the time of year I put my legislation package together. Most of the legislation I have previously run originated from ideas you shared with me and issues your communities face, which I’m very proud of. Thanks to your input, K-12 students in California will now receive excused absences for attending cultural ceremonies; Victims of sexual assault have more accessibility than ever to forensic exams; Farmers & ranchers throughout the state will be able to access their property to save their livestock & land in the event of a disaster. (Details on these and more here.) If you have suggestions or thoughts on issues that need a legislative fix and would help your communities, please let me know by responding to this email. I look forward to hearing from you. |
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Assemblywoman Dahle is Honored to Serve
Butte County‚ Lassen County‚ Modoc County‚ Nevada County‚ Placer County‚ Plumas County‚ Shasta County‚ Sierra County‚ & Siskiyou County.
