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Birmingham Controls highlighted in Cerritos business spotlight; city issues proclamation

City of Cerritos City Council and Successor Agency · November 14, 2025
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Summary

Cerritos recognized Birmingham Controls Inc. with a city proclamation and a video spotlight noting 45 years of regional operations and onsite testing capabilities; HR/payroll administrator Tammy Mahler accepted the recognition.

The City of Cerritos showcased Birmingham Controls Inc. during the Nov. 13 City Council meeting, presenting a proclamation and a certificate of recognition from State Senator Tony Strickland.

In a video played for council and attendees, Greg Gass, representing Birmingham Controls, described the local facility’s repair and testing operations, noting in‑house pressure testing (air and water tests and steam testing up to about 1,750 PSI) and facilities that service industries ranging from wastewater and power plants to pharmaceuticals and refineries. Council members recognized the company’s local presence since 1980 and celebrated 45 years of the business’s operations in the region.

Tammy Mahler, listed as the firm’s human resources and payroll administrator, accepted the proclamation on behalf of Birmingham Controls. The mayor invited council members for a group photograph and congratulated the company for its community role and service.

City staff provided the company’s Cerritos address (11144 Business Circle) and noted the business spotlight video and formal proclamation will be part of the city record for the meeting.

Quotes (attributed to meeting speakers): "We've been here for 45 years and this is one of our six location facilities..." Greg Gass said in the company's video.

What happens next: The proclamation will be posted to the city’s meeting record and the city will share the recognition with Birmingham Controls.