Torrance launches new transit service for NFL fans

During a recent Torrance City Council meeting, several key initiatives and community events were discussed, highlighting the city's commitment to public service and cultural engagement.

City Manager Adam Chayan announced the availability of supplemental materials on the city website, including a resolution honoring Luz Fierro for her 21 years of service upon her retirement. The council also moved to appoint the city manager, finance director, and deputy finance director as authorized agents to engage with the Federal Emergency Management Agency and the California Governor's Office of Emergency Services.

In community outreach, Councilwoman Lewis shared that the American Red Cross is actively seeking volunteers to assist with disaster relief efforts in response to an increase in national emergencies. Interested individuals can contact the Red Cross or the City of Torrance Office of Emergency Services for more information.

Additionally, the city is set to host the second installment of Trist, an international alternative art fair, alongside Nomad, a non-commercial pop-up exhibition featuring over 150 Southern California artists. These events will take place at Delamo Crossing on August 24 and 25, and are free to the public.

In transportation news, Torrance Transit has launched its game day service for the 2024 NFL season, providing affordable transportation to Sofi Stadium. The service, which proved popular last season, offers a round trip fare of $4 and free parking at the Mary Kay Giordano Regional Transit Center.

Lastly, Councilman Kaji proposed co-sponsoring a seminar on reverse logistics, scheduled for October 23, 2024, at the transit center. This event aims to bring together industry leaders and stakeholders to discuss sustainable solutions, aligning with the city's goals for economic development and international collaboration.

The meeting underscored Torrance's proactive approach to community service, cultural promotion, and sustainable practices, inviting residents to engage in various upcoming initiatives.