Daly City officials are gearing up for a busy holiday season, highlighted by two significant community events aimed at fostering local engagement and support. During the recent City Council meeting on November 25, council members announced a pickleball tournament hosted by Pacific Islanders Together on December 14, followed by a charity event called Handog on December 15, which aims to assist those affected by recent typhoons in the Philippines.

City leaders also took a moment to commend the emergency response teams for their effective management during recent storms, including a bomb cyclone that tested the city’s preparedness. The city manager praised the coordinated efforts of police, fire, and public works crews, noting that their training and experience allowed them to navigate the challenges without major incidents.

In addition to these discussions, the Department of Recreation is launching the "Build a Dream" holiday tree lot at Westlake Park from November 30 to December 20. Residents can purchase noble fir trees, with proceeds supporting local youth programs. The tree lot will be open during various hours throughout the week, providing a festive opportunity for families to gather and support their community.

As the city prepares for the upcoming events and the holiday season, officials emphasize the importance of community involvement and readiness for any future challenges.