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Irvine proclaims May 2025 National Police Week and thanks public safety personnel
Summary
The City Council presented and adopted a proclamation recognizing May 2025 as National Police Week and Peace Officers Memorial Day; police and community leaders accepted the plaque and brief remarks.
The Irvine City Council presented and adopted a proclamation recognizing May 2025 as National Police Week and designating May 15 as Peace Officers Memorial Day.
Why it matters: The proclamation honors law enforcement officers who have died in the line of duty and affirms council support for the Irvine Police Department’s public safety work.
Police Chief Michael Kent and members of the Irvine Police Honor Guard accepted the proclamation. Chief Kent thanked the council and the community and noted that the Irvine Police Department is celebrating its 50th anniversary. Mayor and council members praised the department for public safety performance and said the City values officer service.
Council action: The council voted 6-0 to adopt the proclamation. The proclamation text calls on residents to commemorate law enforcement officers who have dedicated their lives to public safety and recognizes the Irvine Police Department’s role in maintaining safety in the city.
Ending: The council posed for photographs with the police honor guard and the chief; staff and council members thanked officers and community members for the department’s work.
