Rural Voices.
Real Solutions.
Meet Randy
Randall Putz has spent over 15 years serving Big Bear Lake and surrounding communities as a City Councilmember, Mayor, and regional leader. He has championed local priorities as Chairman of the Mountain Area Regional Transit Authority and Big Bear Fire Authority, and represented District 11 cities on the Southern California Association of Governments, earning statewide recognition for his leadership. A small business owner, education advocate, and co-founder of the Big Bear Valley Trails Foundation, Randall has deep roots in the community where he raised his family. Known for bringing people together, Randall has built a record of representing all voices, regardless of party or ideology, and finding solutions that work for everyone.
In the State Assembly, I will bring practical leadership to expand educational opportunity, strengthen local economies, and protect the environment that makes our region home to ensure a future where our communities thrive.
Vote Randall Putz for Assembly District 34
A Bold Vision for District 34
Real Problems.
Real Solutions.
Real Representation.
Families in our district work hard, commute long distances, and build vibrant communities, yet too often they’re overlooked by Sacramento. It’s time to change that.
My vision is simple:
Safe Neighborhoods
Affordable Homes
Quality Healthcare
Great Schools
An Economy That Works For Everyone.
We’ll tackle rising housing costs by building smarter and protecting renters, expand healthcare access so care is close to home, and invest in public safety that is fair, accountable, and focused on prevention.
We’ll bring real development to rural communities with better broadband, upgraded roads and water systems, and good-paying local jobs in clean energy, aerospace, and small businesses.
Every child deserves a strong public school and a fair shot at success.
Every family deserves clean air and water.
Every community deserves a seat at the table when decisions are made.
Together, we can build a future where District 34 isn’t treated as an afterthought
but as a leader in California’s next chapter.