Palmdale, CA — Assemblyman Tom Lackey released the following statement, in response to his successful re-election in Assembly District 34:
"I am so grateful for the voters of Assembly District 34 who chose to send me back to Sacramento and continue representing our region. It has been the honor of a lifetime to serve our community in the State Assembly ... Read More
As someone raised in Boron who has called the High Desert home all my life, it has been an incredible honor to serve as your Assemblyman over the past several years.
When I was elected, I promised you that I would fight higher taxes, increase job opportunities, protect our communities, stand up to special interests, and seek solutions to the biggest problems facing our region.
This is exactly what I’ve done, and I’m proud of what we’ve been able to accomplish.
However, the job is not done and as your Assemblyman, I am committed to continuing this fight. I won’t back down, make excuses, or run from the tough issues. Our community is too important to just hope for the best.
Call or email me at any time if you have questions about our campaign or ideas on how to strengthen our community: 760-503-4834 or info@lackeyforassembly.com
Tom Lackey
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Nov2022
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Oct2022
Palmdale, CA — Assemblyman Tom Lackey has been awarded "Legislator of the Year" by the national advocacy organization Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD), in recognition for his work to keep drunk and drugged drivers off the roads.
Mothers Against Drunk ... Read More
07
Oct2022
Palmdale, CA — Assemblyman Tom Lackey today announced he has received the endorsement of the San Bernardino County Firefighters Local 935, an organization that represents the men and women of the San Bernardino County Firefighters and their affiliate membership of the Colton, Loma Linda, Big Bear, and Montclair Fire Departments.
Lackey thanked the firefighters association for ... Read More
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Oct2022
SACRAMENTO, CA — Vice-Chairman of the Public Safety Committee Assemblyman Tom Lackey (R-High Desert) announced Governor Gavin Newsom signed Assembly Bill 1406 into law.
This legislation requires peace officers to carry tasers on the opposite side of their firearm. This regulation would prevent stacking both weapons, a practice that unfortunately led ... Read More
