Councilmember Annalisa Perea

Councilmember Annalisa Perea Proudly serving the constituents of District One and the City of Fresno

Another great night at Trolley Park! 🎬✨Thank you to everyone who joined us for our second Movies in the Park of the mont...
09/18/2026

Another great night at Trolley Park! 🎬✨

Thank you to everyone who joined us for our second Movies in the Park of the month featuring Toy Story 2! It was wonderful to see another great turnout of families, friends, and neighbors enjoying a movie together under the stars.

I had a great time welcoming moviegoers and sharing more about our Tower District utility box painting initiative. There’s still time to submit your feedback and help shape this community art project. Visit the link in my bio to learn more and share your thoughts!

Don’t forget. Tonight is another great time to come out and join us for Movies in the Park with Monsters vs Aliens! Come on out and join us.

Get ready for a monster-sized movie night! Movies in the Park continues this Friday, September 18th, with Monsters vs. A...
09/18/2026

Get ready for a monster-sized movie night!

Movies in the Park continues this Friday, September 18th, with Monsters vs. Aliens!

Join us for another fun evening under the stars at Trolley Park. Bring your blankets, lawn chairs, family, and friends, and settle in for a free outdoor movie night right here in District 1.

🎬 The movie begins at 7:45 PM
đź“Ť Trolley Park, 2004 N Van Ness Blvd.
🍿 Complimentary snacks and beverages will be available while supplies last.

There are still more Friday nights of Movies in the Park to enjoy throughout September, so come out and spend the evening with us!

I was proud to stand with our Tribal communities as I proclaimed “”Orange Shirt Day”” in the City of Fresno. For generat...
09/17/2026

I was proud to stand with our Tribal communities as I proclaimed “”Orange Shirt Day”” in the City of Fresno. For generations, Indigenous children were taken from their families and communities and placed in boarding schools where they were separated from their culture, language, traditions, and way of life. Many never returned home.

We remembered those children, honored the survivors and their families, and recognized the lasting impact this history has had on generations of Native communities.

Every child matters. 🧡

There are some landmarks that simply belong to a neighborhood, and the historic pillar at Palm and Simpson have long bee...
09/16/2026

There are some landmarks that simply belong to a neighborhood, and the historic pillar at Palm and Simpson have long been part of the Historic Fresno High Neighborhood story.

It was wonderful to gather with neighbors to celebrate the restoration of this familiar landmark and see the pillar standing tall once again.

The event also helped raise funds for the Historic Fresno High Neighborhood Home Tour (Fresno High Holiday Home Tour), supporting community projects that strengthen and uplift the Fresno High area.

A wonderful turnout, a meaningful restoration, and a true celebration of the Historic Fresno High Neighborhood.

The utility boxes around the Tower District are getting a makeover, and we want your ideas!Help shape artwork that refle...
09/15/2026

The utility boxes around the Tower District are getting a makeover, and we want your ideas!

Help shape artwork that reflects the character, history, and identity of the neighborhood. Tell us what you would love to see: local history, culture, landmarks, nature, or something else entirely.

Submit your ideas by Friday, September 18. Scan the QR code on the flyer or use the link in our bio to share your thoughts.

🎨 Let’s paint our neighborhood together.

What a turnout! We had an overwhelming response to our first Movies in the Park of the fall, and there’s nothing better ...
09/14/2026

What a turnout!

We had an overwhelming response to our first Movies in the Park of the fall, and there’s nothing better than seeing Trolley Park filled with families, neighbors, and friends enjoying a night together.

Thank you to everyone who came out for Shrek 2, along with free snacks, refreshments, and ice cream from the LEE’S Air, Plumbing & Heating Ice Cream Truck!

The fun continues this Friday with Monsters vs Aliens! Bring the family, grab a spot on the lawn, and join us for another great night at Trolley Park.

See you at the movies!

To infinity… and Trolley Park! 🚀🤠Movies in the Park continues this Friday, September 11th, with a family favorite: Toy S...
09/10/2026

To infinity… and Trolley Park! 🚀🤠

Movies in the Park continues this Friday, September 11th, with a family favorite: Toy Story 2!

Join us for another fun evening under the stars at Trolley Park. Bring your blankets, lawn chairs, family, and friends, and get ready to enjoy Woody, Buzz, Jessie, and the whole gang on the big screen.

🎬 The movie begins at 7:45 PM
đź“Ť Trolley Park, 2004 N Van Ness Blvd.

Movies in the Park continues every Friday throughout the month of September, so come out and enjoy a free night of family fun right here in District 1!

Questions? Contact my office at [email protected] or (559) 621-7817. See you Friday!

Fresno is a city built by people who work hard.On Labor Day, we honor the generations of workers who fought for fair wag...
09/07/2026

Fresno is a city built by people who work hard.

On Labor Day, we honor the generations of workers who fought for fair wages, safer workplaces, and the protections many families rely on today. We also recognize the people who get up every day and keep our city running, building our neighborhoods, caring for our families, supporting our businesses, and serving our community.

I want to thank every Fresno worker who shows up each day, works hard, and helps move our city forward. Your dedication is what keeps our families, neighborhoods, and local economy strong.

In observance of Labor Day, Fresno City Hall will be closed on Monday, September 7, and will resume operations on Tuesday, September 8. To report an issue, please call 311 or use the FresGO app at any time.

Wishing you and your loved ones a safe, restful, and meaningful Labor Day!

I’m proud to recognize the U.S. Green Building Council Central California Chapter for its continued leadership in advanc...
09/05/2026

I’m proud to recognize the U.S. Green Building Council Central California Chapter for its continued leadership in advancing healthier, more sustainable communities across Central California. I wasn’t able to present this proclamation personally, so I’m grateful to Mayor Dyer for presenting it on my behalf and helping recognize the chapter’s important work.

Their leadership is helping shape how our communities grow by promoting spaces that are more resilient, efficient, and built to serve generations to come. In recognition of that commitment, the we proclaimed September 7–11, 2026, as “International Green Building Week”, in the City of Fresno.

U.S. Green Building Council

When women are given the opportunity to succeed, entire families and communities are stronger.I was honored to celebrate...
09/04/2026

When women are given the opportunity to succeed, entire families and communities are stronger.

I was honored to celebrate the official charter of Soroptimist International of Fresno and recognize the women who are building something that will have an impact far beyond today.

This charter marks the beginning of a new chapter of service in Fresno, and I was proud to recognize it with a City proclamation. Congratulations to the founding members whose leadership will help open doors for generations of women and girls to come.

Soroptimist International of Fresno

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