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San Bernardino, CA 92415
Telephone (909) 387-4821
Fax: (909) 387-9090
llarson@sbcounty.gov
Lance Larson comes to the County of San Bernardino after 16 years of public and private sector service in Washington, D.C. During his tenure in Washington, Mr. Larson attained valuable experience on Capitol Hill and gained comprehensive knowledge on a wide variety of federal issues. As a former long-standing senior aide of the California Congressional delegation and a key advisor to the Chairman of the House Policy Committee, Mr. Larson is intimately familiar with Congressional leadership staff, policies and agendas, as well as the many diverse issues that affect California and the Western States.
A fourth generation native Californian, Larson served U.S. Representative Christopher Cox (R-CA) for nearly a decade, most recently as the Legislative Coordinator for the Policy Committee of the U.S. House of Representatives. In addition, Larson has managed a Congressional reelection campaign and a trade association’s political action committee. His work with Southern California’s Congressional Districts has enabled him to forge strong relationships with local businesses, as well as with philanthropic and political leaders throughout the region.
Immediately prior to accepting the position as the Director of Legislative Affairs for the County of San Bernardino, Mr. Larson spent six years with a California-focused bipartisan government relations firm that represents local, regional, national and international clients. In this capacity, he specialized in the federal appropriations process as well as aviation, financial services, military base reuse, transportation, telecommunications, environmental policy, local government, housing and welfare reform policy issues. Additionally, Larson has been a member of the team advocating before Congress and the Administration on behalf of the County of San Bernardino since late 2002.
A graduate of the University of Southern California, Larson has a degree in Public Administration.