Moreno Valley: Mayor Cabrera and Delgado in top positions!

Moreno Valley: Mayor Cabrera and Delgado in top positions!

The city of Moreno Valley cheers! Mayor Ulises Cabrera and City Councilor Ed Delgado took over significant management positions within the league of the cities of California. These appointments are not only a personal triumph for the two, but also a strong signal for the growing meaning of Moreno Valley on the political stage of the state.

Mayor Cabrera has taken a place on the board of the league and was sworn in for another year as Vice President of the Cal Cities Latino Caucus. "It is a great honor for me to join the board of the league," said Cabrera. "This is an opportunity to represent Moreno Valley and Die Die Die Empire on a larger stage and ensure that our city remains an essential part of the nationwide discussion." His passion for justice and inclusion comes from his own experience in under -provisioned communities and he is committed to raising every voice.

Delgado for public security

City Councilor Ed Delgado, a veteran of the Riverside County Sheriff’s Department with 23 years of experience and former coastal guard, was appointed to the Cal Cities Public Safety Commission. "Public security is the focus of our quality of life," emphasized Delgado. "In this committee, it enables me to develop guidelines that protect communities like Moreno Valley and improve security in cities in California." His commitment to security has made him teach as a lecturer at the Moreno Valley College and to work for safer habitats.

These appointments underline the growing influence of the city within state organizations. Cabrera and Delgado continue to focus on political measures that promote public security, infrastructure and the well -being of the community. Your leadership role promises new opportunities for Moreno Valley and the creation of permanent partnerships across the state and beyond.

The league of the cities of California, founded in 1898, campaigns for the control of the local government and acts as a collective voice for cities across the state. City officials work across the league to develop innovative policies, address common challenges and to advocate laws that benefit their communities.