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Community heroes were celebrated at the Las Vegas City Council meeting on June 4, 2025, as Sherry Warren and three workers from American Pavement Preservation were recognized for their life-saving actions during a medical emergency.

On April 28, 2025, Sherry's mother, Ella Mitchell, suffered a medical episode at home. Unable to reach 911, Sherry called for help from her neighbors. Fortunately, Christopher Heismann, Aldo Quintero, and Barry Bozanier, who were working nearby, heard her cries and rushed to assist. They carried Ella to Sherry's vehicle, allowing her to get her mother to the hospital in time, despite burning out the car's engine in the process.
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Ella's recovery was a testament to the quick thinking and bravery of the three men, who were honored with community hero awards during the meeting. Sherry expressed her heartfelt gratitude, stating, "I will always remember you. My mother's with me today because of this gentleman."

The council emphasized the importance of community values and the impact of individual actions, highlighting that the workers' heroism exemplified the spirit of Las Vegas. The meeting concluded with a sense of unity and appreciation for those who step up in times of crisis, reinforcing the idea that anyone can be a hero.

Converted from CLV 06-04-2025 City Council Meeting meeting on June 05, 2025
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