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Members | Committee on Transportation Page 1 of 1 Members View the Committee Staff Committee Members District Office & Contact Information Jim Frazier (Chair) Dem - 11 Contact Assembly Member Jim Frazier Capitol Office P.O. Box 942849, Room 3091, Sacramento, CA 94249-0011; (916) 319-2011 Katcho Achadjian (Vice Chair) Rep - 35 Contact Assembly Member Katcho Achadjian Capitol Office P.O. Box 942849, Room 4098, Sacramento, CA 94249-0035; (916) 319-2035 Catharine B. Baker Rep - 16 Contact Assembly Member Catharine B. Baker Capitol Office P.O. Box 942849, Room 4153, Sacramento, CA 94249-0016; (916) 319-2016 Richard Bloom Dem - 50 Contact Assembly Member Richard Bloom Capitol Office P.O. Box 942849, Room 2003, Sacramento, CA 94249-0050; (916) 319-2050 Nora Campos Dem - 27 Contact Assembly Member Nora Campos Capitol Office P.O. Box 942849, Room 4016, Sacramento, CA 94249-0027; (916) 319-2027 Kansen Chu Dem - 25 Contact Assembly Member Kansen Chu Capitol Office P.O. Box 942849, Room 5175, Sacramento, CA 94249-0025; (916) 319-2025 Tom Daly Dem - 69 Contact Assembly Member Tom Daly Capitol Office P.O. Box 942849, Room 3126, Sacramento, CA 94249-0069; (916) 319-2069 Bill Dodd Dem - 04 Contact Assembly Member Bill Dodd Capitol Office P.O. Box 942849, Room 2137, Sacramento, CA 94249-0004; (916) 319-2004 Eduardo Garcia Dem - 56 Contact Assembly Member Eduardo Garcia Capitol Office P.O. Box 942849, Room 4162, Sacramento, CA 94249-0056; (916) 319-2056 Jimmy Gomez Dem - 51 Contact Assembly Member Jimmy Gomez Capitol Office P.O. Box 942849, Room 2114, Sacramento, CA 94249-0051; (916) 319-2051 Young O. Kim Rep - 65 Contact Assembly Member Young O. Kim Capitol Office P.O. Box 942849, Room 4177, Sacramento, CA 94249-0065; (916) 319-2065 Eric Linder Rep - 60 Contact Assembly Member Eric Linder Capitol Office P.O. Box 942849, Room 2016, Sacramento, CA 94249-0060; (916) 319-2060 Jose Medina Dem - 61 Contact Assembly Member Jose Medina Capitol Office P.O. Box 942849, Room 5135, Sacramento, CA 94249-0061; (916) 319-2061 Melissa A. Melendez Rep - 67 Contact Assembly Member Melissa A. Melendez Capitol Office P.O. Box 942849, Room 6031, Sacramento, CA 94249-0067; (916) 319-2067 Adrin Nazarian Dem - 46 Contact Assembly Member Adrin Nazarian Capitol Office P.O. Box 942849, Room 4146, Sacramento, CA 94249-0046; (916) 319-2046 Patrick O'Donnell Dem - 70 Contact Assembly Member Patrick O'Donnell Capitol Office P.O. Box 942849, Room 4166, Sacramento, CA 94249-0070; (916) 319-2070 http://atrn.assembly.ca.gov/membersstaff 1/4/2016.

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