The La Habra City Council meeting on June 2, 2025, focused on several poignant topics, including expressions of condolences for a fallen police officer and community engagement initiatives.

Mayor Pro Tem Madrono opened the meeting by mourning the loss of Baldwin Park Police Officer Samuel Riveros, who was killed in the line of duty. He emphasized the dangers faced by law enforcement officers daily and urged residents to support their local police department. Madrono shared personal connections to the tragedy, highlighting the emotional toll such incidents take on families and communities.

Council Member Gomez echoed these sentiments, extending condolences to Baldwin Park and reflecting on the importance of community support for law enforcement. He also reminded residents about mosquito control measures as summer approaches, urging them to eliminate standing water to prevent mosquito breeding.

The council members celebrated local achievements, including high school graduations, with Council Member McSarian congratulating Isabella on her graduation. They also discussed recent community events, such as the Memorial Day services and a summer kickoff event, which fostered community spirit and diversity.

Council Member Lampkin praised the city staff for their efforts in preparing the budget presentation, noting the importance of transparency and community involvement in city finances. He encouraged more residents to attend meetings to engage with the council and understand budgetary decisions.

The meeting concluded with a moment of remembrance for both Officer Riveros and Julia Castillo, a beloved community member. The council adjourned in their memory, scheduling the next meeting for June 16, 2025.