Roger Dickinson worked with the Obama Administration to bring millions of dollars back to Sacramento for job creation programs.

Roger's dedication to helping others continued after he left office. He worked to pass the Road Repair and Accountability Act, securing funding t for public transportations and to fix our roads.

Roger started as a consumer advocate forcing auto makers to improve quality and strengthened the "Lemon Laws" our state uses today. He was instrumental in the building of Raley Field, working with the NBA to keep the Kings in Sacramento, and the transition of McClellan Air Force Base into a thriving economic center. In the Assembly, he was not afraid to take on the banking industry, passing legislation to stop bank fraud.