Oxnard honors lowrider community with proclamation led by Councilman Teran

The City Council of Oxnard held a meeting on June 17, 2025, where a significant proclamation was made to honor the lowrider community. The meeting began with expressions of gratitude towards Mayor and Councilman Gabe Teran for their roles in facilitating this recognition.

During the discussions, it was emphasized that the lowrider community is often misunderstood, facing stigma as troublemakers or gang members. However, speakers highlighted that this community includes a diverse group of individuals, such as fathers, mothers, business owners, and professionals, who contribute positively to society. The proclamation aimed to acknowledge their contributions and dispel negative stereotypes.

A heartfelt tribute was paid to members of the lowrider community who have passed away, with names mentioned to honor their legacy and impact. The speaker expressed that this recognition was not only for those present but also for those who are no longer with us, reinforcing the importance of community and remembrance.

The meeting concluded with a sense of unity and appreciation for the lowrider community, marking a long-overdue acknowledgment of their role in the city. The council's commitment to honoring this community moving forward was clearly articulated, setting a positive tone for future engagements.