The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department joined the community in celebrating the opening of the Bolden Little League Baseball season under the bright Nevada sky. In a Facebook post, LVMPD highlighted the first pitch thrown by Sheriff Kevin McMahill, marking the start of the 2025 season. The event showcased a successful collaboration between local law enforcement and businesses to support the city's youth.
The admirable initiative allows kids to engage with America's pastime sans the usual financial barrier. "With a donation of $25,000 from Anthem Medicaid and the amazing support from Mario's Westside Market, the opportunities are endless for these amazing young athletes," lauds the LVMPD post. It's a score for community outreach, enabling the kids to don their gloves and caps without the weight of registration fees on their family's shoulders.
Anthem Medicaid and Mario's Westside Market have helped make Little League baseball in Bolden more accessible, supporting youth engagement and teamwork. Sheriff McMahill’s ceremonial pitch marked the season’s start, highlighting partnerships between law enforcement and local businesses. Community members are encouraged to follow the league’s progress and support youth sports in Las Vegas.
