Perris honors Desiree Garcia with key to the city for community service

Perris City Council recognized local resident Desiree Garcia with a key to the city during their meeting on May 13, 2025, honoring her contributions to the community over the past 15 years. Council members expressed their gratitude for her dedication, particularly highlighting her efforts in managing the waterway transition project. The council's acknowledgment of Garcia reflects a commitment to celebrating local talent and service.

In addition to the recognition of Garcia, the Youth Advisory Committee (YAC) provided updates on upcoming community events. Vice President Sheena Delas Allas announced that the YAC will assist with the senior prom on May 16 and the National Kids to Park Day event on May 17 at Copper Creek, which will feature outdoor activities and a community barbecue. The committee also encouraged local youth to apply for the 2025-2026 term, with applications open until May 30.

The meeting concluded with an invitation for public comments, allowing residents to voice their concerns or suggestions to the council. This engagement underscores the city’s commitment to fostering community involvement and ensuring that residents have a platform to share their thoughts. As Perris continues to celebrate local achievements and promote youth engagement, the council remains focused on enhancing community connections and services.