California Government Resources
California Legislative Resources
Laws and regulations adopted in Sacramento can affect employment practices, workplace safety, construction standards, taxes and the cost of doing business. These resources can help roofing contractors better understand who represents them and how California’s legislative process works.
Why It Matters
Know Who Represents Your Business
Roofing contractors are directly affected by decisions made by the California Legislature and state regulatory agencies. Knowing your elected representatives gives you a direct way to communicate how proposed laws and policies may affect your company, employees and customers.
You do not need to be a policy expert to participate. A short, clear message from a business owner or industry professional can help legislators understand how an issue may play out in the real world.
Find Your California Legislators
Enter your address to identify your California State Assemblymember and State Senator.
Find Your RepresentativeHow a Bill Becomes Law in California
California’s legislative process can be difficult to follow if you do not work with it every day. RCAC’s guide explains the major steps a bill goes through, from introduction and committee hearings to votes by the Legislature and action by the Governor.
RCAC Legislative Process Guide
Use this guide as a quick reference when following a California bill or reviewing an RCAC legislative communication.
Understand the Language of Legislation
Terms such as amendment, appropriations, concurrence, enrolled bill and urgency clause can make legislative information harder to understand than it needs to be.
RCAC’s legislative glossary provides plain-language definitions of commonly used terms so members can more easily follow bills, hearings and legislative updates.
Legislative Glossary
Keep this reference handy when reviewing California legislative information.
View Legislative GlossaryRCAC Advocacy & Government Affairs
These resources are part of RCAC’s broader work to help California roofing contractors understand and participate in the legislative and regulatory process.
Advocacy & Government Affairs