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Agoura Hills council unanimously recognizes June as Pride Month and to fly rainbow flag
Summary
The council adopted a resolution recognizing June 2026 (and future years) as Pride Month and directed staff to fly the rainbow flag at the Civic Center; proponents framed the action as affirmation of inclusion for residents.
The Agoura Hills City Council on June 10 adopted a resolution recognizing June 2026 (and future years) as Pride Month and directed staff to fly the rainbow flag at the Agoura Hills Civic Center during June.
Council Member Anderson pulled the consent item to express support and to highlight concerns about national debates affecting LGBTQ+ residents. Council members and Mayor Pro Tem Deborah Klein Lopez described the action as an affirming gesture for residents and youth; several council members noted the city’s leadership role in the local valley. Council Member Anderson moved adoption and Mayor Pro Tem Deborah Klein Lopez seconded. The motion passed on a 5–0 roll call.
Council members invited community participation in Pride‑related events, and Council Member Anderson announced a council‑hosted picnic on June 27 for interested residents.
