The Carson City Council meeting on September 30, 2025, featured significant discussions surrounding the potential renaming of Carriage Crest Park in honor of labor leader Larry Itliong. Mayor Alondra e Leon addressed the request, emphasizing the importance of community input and the city's existing recognition of Itliong through a designated holiday.

During the meeting, a resident urged the council to consider renaming Carriage Crest Park, highlighting the contributions of the Filipino community in Carson. Mayor e Leon responded firmly, stating that while the city respects Itliong's legacy, there has been no substantial community demand to change the park's name. She noted that previous requests to rename Del Amo Park were met with opposition from residents, reinforcing her stance that any name change should reflect broader community support.

The mayor expressed her commitment to honoring the Filipino community and acknowledged the significance of Itliong's contributions to the labor movement. However, she reiterated that the council would not act on the renaming request without clear backing from the community. The discussion concluded with an invitation for further dialogue after the meeting, indicating the council's openness to continued engagement on the topic.

In addition to the main discussion, the council approved the minutes from the previous meeting and addressed several consent items, including an updated Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) that will be made available for public review. The meeting underscored the council's focus on transparency and community involvement in decision-making processes.