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Dr. Richard Pan represents the greater Sacramento area because not only is he the California State Senator but he also Chairs the Senate Committee on Health, among many other various groups. Dr. Pan has strived to keep our communities safe and healthy since being elected in 2010. One example of this is when local governments planned to close fire stations during the recession, Dr. Pan authored legislation to bring over $100 million in federal funds for fire departments including $6 million for the Sacramento region.