From: Noozhawk
By Lara Cooper, Noozhawk Staff Writer | @laraanncooper |
Few new details emerge during an oversight hearing in Santa
Barbara, with Sen. Jackson telling a Plains rep, 'We expect and will
demand better'


State
Sen. Hannah-Beth Jackson and Assemblyman Das Williams lead Friday's
hearing on the Refugio oil spill. (Lara Cooper / Noozhawk photo)
Patrick
Hodgins, director of safety and security for Plains All American
Pipeline, answers questions from local lawmakers about the Refugio oil
spill during a joint meeting held Friday in Santa Barbara. (Lara Cooper /
Noozhawk photo)
Lawmakers representing the South Coast pressed for answers on the
Refugio oil spill on Friday afternoon, but got few answers as oil
company officials gave no new details about the cause.
A joint oversight hearing was held on Friday in Santa Barbara between the Assembly Committee on Natural Resources and the Senate Select Committee on the Refugio Oil Spill, with state Sen. Hannah-Beth Jackson and Assemblyman Das Williams conducting the hearing.
Jackson and Williams are each working on legislation in the wake of the spill, which occurred May 19 off Refugio State Beach.
Assemblyman Mark Stone of Santa Cruz and Monterrey counties was also on the dais. MORE
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