During a recent government meeting, community leaders celebrated the success of a local program that engaged over 700 volunteers, highlighting the significant community involvement that made the event possible. Councilmember Christina Villasignor and Councilmember Albert Mendez were present to acknowledge the turnout and the positive impact on local youth.

In addition to the event recap, the city manager provided updates on ongoing initiatives, including the opening of youth basketball registration, which will run until September 30. The registration fee is set at $100 per player, and the city is actively seeking applications for gym managers and referees to support the program.

Furthermore, the city is launching the Fillmore Legends, an adaptive basketball league aimed at inclusivity for all participants. Interested individuals are encouraged to contact the city for coaching opportunities.

Lastly, the city manager reported progress on the city hall elevator project, with hopes to have it operational by mid-November, pending the arrival of necessary parts. The meeting underscored the community's commitment to youth engagement and infrastructure improvements.