Eric Dietz serves as a Principal Consultant for the California State Assembly, where he plays a pivotal role in shaping health and human services policy. With a wealth of experience in legislative offices, Eric is adept at navigating the complexities of policy analysis and fiscal...
Eric Dietz serves as a Principal Consultant for the California State Assembly, where he plays a pivotal role in shaping health and human services policy. With a wealth of experience in legislative offices, Eric is adept at navigating the complexities of policy analysis and fiscal matters, particularly within the Assembly Budget Subcommittee No. 1 on Health and Human Services and the Human Services Committee. His expertise in legislative relations allows him to effectively advise Assembly members and their staff, ensuring that critical issues are addressed with informed and strategic insights.
As the issue area expert for the Assembly Republican Caucus on health and human service matters, Eric is instrumental in drafting comprehensive bill analyses that guide legislative decision-making. His strong background in public policy equips him to assess the implications of proposed legislation, while his skills in news writing and communication ensure that complex information is conveyed clearly and effectively to both policymakers and the public. Eric’s commitment to community and social services is reflected in his collaborative approach, working closely with stakeholders to advocate for policies that enhance the well-being of Californians.
In addition to his legislative responsibilities, Eric is well-versed in the intersection of transportation and security issues, recognizing their importance in the broader context of health and human services. His proficiency in new media and writing further enhances his ability to engage with diverse audiences, fostering a deeper understanding of legislative initiatives. Through his work, Eric Dietz continues to make a significant impact on the legislative landscape, championing policies that promote health equity and improve the quality of life for all residents of California.
