The Phil Isenberg Papers consist of 13.75 cubic feet of textual and audio-visual records and cover the years 1983-1996. The collection is organized into three record series: Bill Files (1983-1996), Proposition 39 Correspondence (1984), and Subject Files (1983-1985). The Bill Files document his legislative activity during his term as a member of the California State Legislature. The bills introduced by Phil Isenberg include a wide array of subjects such as water issues, healthcare reform, and local government.

California legislator Phil L. Isenberg, Democrat, was a State Assembly Member 1983-1996. He first represented the 10th Assembly District but, due to redistricting, he ran in the 9th Assembly District in 1992. The 9th Assembly District was entirely in Sacramento County and encompassed the central portion of the city of Sacramento and the Natomas and Laguna areas. Isenberg served the 9th Assembly District until leaving office due to term limits in 1996. He also served as the assistant Speaker Pro Tempore from 1986-1988.In addition, Isenberg served as the Assistant Speaker pro Tempore (1986-1988).

13.75 cubic feet

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