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AB 1

Residential property insurance: wildfire risk.

Here is what AB 1 does, in plain language, and the committee that moved it forward. It has advanced, but those lawmakers still answer to you. Read it, then make your voice heard in about five minutes.

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Bill: AB 1, Residential property insurance: wildfire risk.Sponsor: ConnollyStatus: Passed the House and Senate
Last updated Aug 30, 2026, 4:49 AM ·
What this bill is, in plain language

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Make your voice heard

Take action in 5 minutes

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Email the committee

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Your email

6 spots to fill in
Dear Legislator,

I'm a California constituent and I'm writing about AB 1, Residential property insurance: wildfire risk..

I'm following this closely. The Insurance advanced this bill, and I want you to hear the concerns families like mine are raising about it. [Add a sentence or two about why this matters to your family.]

We are paying attention, we vote, and in November we will not forget how you voted on this.

Thank you for your time,
[Your name]
[Your street address]
[City], CA [ZIP]
[Your email or phone]

Subject

Constituent message about AB 1, Residential property insurance: wildfire risk.

Send to (paste into BCC)

assemblymember.calderon@assembly.ca.gov, assemblymember.wallis@assembly.ca.gov, assemblymember.avilafarias@assembly.ca.gov, assemblymember.valencia@assembly.ca.gov, assemblymember.petrie-norris@assembly.ca.gov, assemblymember.alvarez@assembly.ca.gov, dawn.addis@asm.ca.gov, assemblymember.hadwick@assembly.ca.gov, assemblymember.harabedian@assembly.ca.gov, assemblymember.ortega@assembly.ca.gov, assemblymember.krell@assembly.ca.gov, assemblymember.berman@assembly.ca.gov, assemblymember.michellerodriguez@assembly.ca.gov, assemblymember.gipson@assembly.ca.gov, assemblymember.chen@assembly.ca.gov, assemblymember.ellis@assembly.ca.gov, assemblymember.stephanienguyen@assembly.ca.gov

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Start with the leadership

These 2 decide whether AB 1 gets a vote or a substitute.

The Chair, Vice Chair, and Ranking Member control scheduling and what the committee votes on. Start here, then reach the rest below.

Chair
Lisa Calderon
Democratic • District 56
Vice Chair
Greg Wallis
Republican • District 47
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Who you are contacting

Everyone on the committee is included by default. Open this only if you want to leave someone out.

3

Call (it counts even more)

Use the script. Start with the leaders.

Phone script

1 spot to fill in
Hi, my name is [your name] and I'm a constituent. I'm calling about AB 1 (Residential property insurance: wildfire risk.). I want to make sure you hear the concerns families are raising about how it was handled. Thank you.

Call list (leaders first)

Chair, Lisa Calderon (Democratic-56): 916-319-2056
Vice Chair, Greg Wallis (Republican-47): 916-319-2047
Anamarie Avila Farias (Democratic-15): 916-319-2015
Avelino Valencia (Democratic-68): 916-319-2068
Cottie Petrie-Norris (Democratic-73): 916-319-2073
David Alvarez (Democratic-80): 916-319-2080
Dawn Addis (Democratic-30): 916-319-2030
Heather Hadwick (Republican-1): 916-319-2001
John Harabedian (Democratic-41): 916-319-2041
Liz Ortega (Democratic-20): 916-319-2020
Maggy Krell (Democratic-6): 916-319-2006
Marc Berman (Democratic-23): 916-319-2023
Michelle Rodriguez (Democratic-53): 916-319-2053
Mike Gipson (Democratic-65): 916-319-2065
Phillip Chen (Republican-59): 916-319-2059
Stan Ellis (Republican-32): 916-319-2032
Stephanie Nguyen (Democratic-10): 916-319-2010
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Also contact your own reps

Your own legislators weigh constituents most. Add them without leaving this page.

Your address is used once to find your districts and is not stored. It goes to the U.S. Census geocoder to match your address to a district.

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Spread the word

Post it and tag other California parents.

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CALIFORNIA FAMILIES: AB 1 (Residential property insurance: wildfire risk.) moved through the Insurance. These are the lawmakers who advanced it. Make sure they hear from you.

START WITH THESE:
Chair, Lisa Calderon (Democratic-56): 916-319-2056
Vice Chair, Greg Wallis (Republican-47): 916-319-2047

THEN CALL THE REST:
Anamarie Avila Farias (Democratic-15): 916-319-2015
Avelino Valencia (Democratic-68): 916-319-2068
Cottie Petrie-Norris (Democratic-73): 916-319-2073
David Alvarez (Democratic-80): 916-319-2080
Dawn Addis (Democratic-30): 916-319-2030
Heather Hadwick (Republican-1): 916-319-2001
John Harabedian (Democratic-41): 916-319-2041
Liz Ortega (Democratic-20): 916-319-2020
Maggy Krell (Democratic-6): 916-319-2006
Marc Berman (Democratic-23): 916-319-2023
Michelle Rodriguez (Democratic-53): 916-319-2053
Mike Gipson (Democratic-65): 916-319-2065
Phillip Chen (Republican-59): 916-319-2059
Stan Ellis (Republican-32): 916-319-2032
Stephanie Nguyen (Democratic-10): 916-319-2010

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