Community unites for remembrance and park cleanup event
October 01, 2024 | Las Vegas , Clark County, Nevada
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During a recent government meeting, community engagement and upcoming events were at the forefront of discussions. The meeting began with expressions of gratitude for a successful 911 remembrance ceremony held at Floyd Lamb Park, which saw over 250 participants, primarily youth volunteers from various organizations, contributing to a community cleanup effort.
In a poignant moment, it was announced that a reading of the names of 911 victims would take place at the Las Vegas Healing Gardens, accompanied by a candlelight vigil. This event is set to be live-streamed, allowing broader community participation.
Looking ahead, the commissioners highlighted National Night Out on October 8, encouraging residents to engage with local police and community events at parks and command centers. Commissioner Shannon also mentioned a community fun day at Lorenzi Park and the development of a new 25-court pickleball facility at Wayne Bunker Park, named after the founder of pickleball in Las Vegas.
Councilwoman Victoria Seaman outlined several upcoming events, including a breakfast gathering on October 5 at the Veterans Memorial Center and a family-friendly trunk or treat event on October 11 at Bruce Trent Park. Additionally, the Las Vegas Book Festival is scheduled for October 19, featuring over 100 authors and various activities.
The meeting concluded with commendations for the commissioners' professionalism and a reminder of the importance of community involvement. The session wrapped up without public comments, emphasizing the collaborative spirit of the local government and its commitment to fostering community connections.
In a poignant moment, it was announced that a reading of the names of 911 victims would take place at the Las Vegas Healing Gardens, accompanied by a candlelight vigil. This event is set to be live-streamed, allowing broader community participation.
Looking ahead, the commissioners highlighted National Night Out on October 8, encouraging residents to engage with local police and community events at parks and command centers. Commissioner Shannon also mentioned a community fun day at Lorenzi Park and the development of a new 25-court pickleball facility at Wayne Bunker Park, named after the founder of pickleball in Las Vegas.
Councilwoman Victoria Seaman outlined several upcoming events, including a breakfast gathering on October 5 at the Veterans Memorial Center and a family-friendly trunk or treat event on October 11 at Bruce Trent Park. Additionally, the Las Vegas Book Festival is scheduled for October 19, featuring over 100 authors and various activities.
The meeting concluded with commendations for the commissioners' professionalism and a reminder of the importance of community involvement. The session wrapped up without public comments, emphasizing the collaborative spirit of the local government and its commitment to fostering community connections.
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