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Our district has been heavily impacted by the recent storms that have caused flooding, mudslides, and additional destruction. I'm proud to say our community has come together in this unprecedented time to aid those in need, in conjunction with our state and federal partners.
SACRAMENTO – Assemblymember Dawn Addis (D-Morro Bay), on behalf of the California Legislative Central Coast Caucus, introduced Assembly Concurrent Resolution 103 (ACR 103) to proclaim the week of July 14 to July 18, 2025, as California Western Monarch Protection Week.
Assemblymember Addis spoke on ACR 103 (California Western Monarch Butterfly Protection Week) on the Assembly Floor.
Assemblymember Addis hosted a community conversation on Medicaid, workforce and healthcare solutions on the central coast.
The California State Assembly recognized the SLO Noor Foundation as the 2025 "Nonprofit of the Year" for Assembly District 30.
Founded in 2009, the SLO Noor Foundation provides free, high-quality, non-emergent health care to uninsured, low-income, and unhoused adults across San Luis Obispo County.
At a time when too many in our communities are struggling to access essential care, SLO Noor is stepping up to fill a critical gap by providing free, quality medical, dental, and vision services to our uninsured neighbors. Now more than ever, it is vital that we celebrate and empower our nonprofits, who work tirelessly to uplift the most vulnerable and ensure that no one is left behind.
The SLO Noor Foundation, headquartered in San Luis Obispo operates as a volunteer-based organization focused on providing free primary medical, dental, vision, specialty, and mental health care; laboratory and radiology diagnostics; prescription assistance; and community referrals in San Luis Obispo County and northern Santa Barbara County.
Photo taken by True Love Photo for CA Nonprofit of the Year 2025
Addis joins Legislative Women's Caucus and Planned Parenthood Leaders to Protect Reproductive Health Care.
Flores says there were no new type 47 liquor licenses available when they opened over a year ago, and the only ones for sale were upwards of $250,000 by establishments that previously obtained them. According to Assemblymember Dawn Addis, there haven’t been any new licenses in the county since 2014.
"It really squeezes the market. It creates a bottleneck. It causes a lot of issues for people that want to grow," Addis said.
SAN LUIS OBISPO – Assemblymember Dawn Addis (D-Morro Bay), celebrating the Assembly's passage of AB 1008, aimed at supporting small business and economic development in San Luis Obispo County.
