My staff and I are working on setting up a community meeting at Pan Am park on Saturday, June 5. The exact time is being worked out.
In attendance will be the Long Beach Police Department and Parks and Recreation Department.
We will discuss what happened over the Memorial Day weekend at the park and what can be done to make sure it doesn't happen again.
My office will send out a email and hand walk a flyer in the neighborhood to let everyone know the details.
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