The City of Lancaster in California has renamed the Multi-Agency Regional Resilience Center to 'Parris Center' in recognition of Mayor R. Rex Parris and his family's significant contributions to advancing green and renewable energy infrastructure. Mayor Parris has been leading the city's efforts to become the first net-zero and hydrogen city in the nation, investing in solar energy and establishing programs like Lancaster Choice Energy. The newly named Parris Center aims to be a model of sustainability by utilizing hydrogen, electricity, and heat pumps to achieve a zero-carbon footprint. It will showcase innovative energy management systems powered by locally-generated solar energy, in partnership with ENSO Infrastructure LLC and Japanese companies. The center is set to become the largest Zero Energy Building using green hydrogen for various energy needs, including electric power generation, storage, and EV charging. This initiative not only emphasizes environmental sustainability but also highlights the city's commitment to public safety with projects like developing its police department. The Parris Center's groundbreaking ceremony marks a significant step towards a more sustainable and energy-resilient future for the City of Lancaster.