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Oroville official meets with Sacramento leaders regarding agricultural policy

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Jamie Johansson, who previously served as Vice Mayor of Oroville, met with leaders in Sacramento on November 2, 2026. Reports detail Johansson's background as a first-generation farmer who built an olive oil business and advocated for farm families across California.

From appeal-democrat.com

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Johansson's advocacy work includes fighting for stronger water security, wildfire resilience, and profitable farm solutions for California agriculture. His experience working with leaders in Sacramento and Washington, D.C. relates to state and federal policy on small businesses and farming.

From appeal-democrat.com

Who's involved

  • OrovilleCity where Johansson previously served as Vice Mayor
  • SacramentoLocation of the meeting and seat of California government

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