California contract cities meeting explores water reclamation in Pico Rivera

Excitement is brewing in Norwalk as the city gears up for a vibrant spring filled with community events, including Read Across America and Easter celebrations. During the recent City Council meeting, Vice Mayor highlighted the importance of these upcoming activities, emphasizing their role in fostering community spirit.

In addition to festive events, the Vice Mayor shared insights from a recent California contract cities board meeting focused on water reclamation. This initiative aims to enhance water processing and utilization, ensuring sustainable resources for the community's future.

The council also discussed the successful e-waste and shred-a-thon event, which provided residents with an easy way to declutter while promoting environmental responsibility. The Vice Mayor encouraged residents to take advantage of such services, which include weekly bulky item pickups.

Addressing pressing social issues, the Vice Mayor attended a meeting on homelessness, detailing how LA County plans to utilize Measure A funding to support local initiatives. Furthermore, the council celebrated the LADY mentoring program, which fosters safe relationship discussions among young women, highlighting the city's commitment to youth empowerment.

Residents are urged to check their mailboxes for the latest edition of "Norwalk Now," packed with information on upcoming events and city updates. The Vice Mayor concluded with a call to engage with the community through social media, reinforcing the importance of staying connected in these exciting times.