The City Council meeting held on April 10, 2025, in Cerritos, California, focused on several key appointments to various committees, highlighting community involvement and local leadership.

The meeting commenced with the introduction of new committee members. The first appointment was Jose, a long-time resident of Cerritos, who has served in various capacities within the community for over 53 years. He is currently the life vice president of a homeowners association in Granada Park and has a strong family presence in the area.

Next, the council appointed Eric Westford to the Property Preservation Commission. A resident for nearly 50 years and a product of the ABC School District, Westford has experience in facility management and emergency repairs, making him a suitable candidate for the role.

Jonathan Tan was also appointed to the Safety Committee. A Cerritos resident for over three decades, Tan has a personal connection to the community, having grown up there and returned to raise his family. He expressed enthusiasm for providing his children with the same positive experiences he had growing up in Cerritos.

Tommy Schwartz was introduced as a new member of the Let Freedom Ring Committee. With a background in marketing and community engagement, Schwartz has been actively involved in local civic activities, including supporting the city council campaign.

Lastly, Daisy Denson was appointed to the Love Freedom Committee. A registered nurse and community volunteer, Denson has received multiple awards for her contributions, including the Citizen of the Year award from the Cerritos Chamber of Commerce. Her efforts during the pandemic, particularly in supporting seniors, were highlighted as a testament to her commitment to the community.

The meeting concluded with a sense of optimism as these appointments reflect the city’s dedication to fostering community engagement and leadership. The council looks forward to the contributions these individuals will bring to their respective committees.