During a recent government meeting in Calabasas, public comments highlighted community engagement and significant historical recognition. Mark Lowdenson, the immediate past chair of the Chamber of Commerce, expressed gratitude towards retiring council member Michael, acknowledging his dedication and contributions to the community. Lowdenson also invited residents to a Chamber breakfast featuring discussions on artificial intelligence, emphasizing the relevance of the topic.

Council member James announced that Calabasas is participating in the nationwide America in Bloom competition, showcasing the city's landscaping and greenery to judges from the national organization. This initiative aims to enhance community pride and environmental awareness.

Peter, another council member, promoted the upcoming Calabasas Cuisine event, set for June 20th, which will feature food trucks and activities at the Calabasas Community Center, catering to all ages. He also noted the celebration of the senior center's eighth anniversary.

In a poignant moment, council members acknowledged June 18th as Juneteenth, a federal holiday commemorating the emancipation of enslaved individuals in Texas in 1865. One council member emphasized the importance of recognizing this historical event and proposed making Juneteenth an official holiday in Calabasas, aligning with practices in other local communities. The meeting concluded with a motion to approve consent items, reflecting a collaborative spirit among council members.