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South Haven proclaims Pride Month, community leaders and volunteers recognized
Summary
Mayor Annie Brown read a proclamation recognizing Pride Month and honored local organizers; South Haven LGBTQ Advocacy invited residents to June 27–28 Pride activities at Stanley Johnson Park and requested volunteers.
Mayor Annie Brown read a proclamation recognizing Pride Month and honored local performers and organizers Diane and Lisa Vanders and Oteay for their music, volunteer meals and community workshops.
At the public comment period, Blanca Hinosa, executive director of South Haven LGBTQ Advocacy, thanked the council for its support and announced South Haven Pride on June 27–28 at Stanley Johnson Park (transcript reference: St. Johnson Park). She invited residents to volunteer at welcoming and information booths and encouraged community attendance.
Why it matters: The proclamation signals city recognition of Pride Month and the public comment highlights plans for a community Pride event that will involve volunteers and local partners.
What’s next: Pride organizers will continue recruiting volunteers and finalizing festival logistics; the council offered public acknowledgment and support.
