Councilwoman Seaman honors Carol Adams Hatter as Las Vegas citizen of the month

The City Council of Las Vegas held a meeting on June 4, 2025, that celebrated community contributions and recognized local heroes. The meeting began with a prayer, emphasizing the importance of wise leadership for the welfare of the city.

One of the highlights was the recognition of Carol Adams Hatter as the Citizen of the Month for June. Councilwoman Seaman praised Hatter for her dedication to youth and education, particularly her role in developing the NBA Summer League, which has become a significant event for the city. Hatter's commitment to expanding charter school opportunities was also acknowledged, showcasing her belief that every child deserves access to quality education. In her acceptance speech, Hatter expressed gratitude for the honor and highlighted the importance of community connections in her work.

The council also proclaimed June 4 as National Toxic Encephalopathy Foundation Day, honoring the organization for its efforts in raising awareness about the health impacts of environmental toxins. Angel DiFazio, the foundation's president, spoke about the need for public health advocacy, particularly for vulnerable populations, including pregnant women.

Additionally, Councilwoman Bridal recognized three community heroes—Christopher Heismann, Aldo Quintero, and Barry Bozanier—further emphasizing the council's commitment to celebrating local individuals who make a positive impact in Las Vegas.

This meeting not only highlighted the achievements of individuals but also reinforced the city's dedication to fostering a supportive and inclusive community. The council's actions reflect ongoing efforts to address public health and education, aiming to enhance the quality of life for all residents.