Tuesday, August 25, 2026

Las Vegas Metropolis Councilwoman proclaims her appointment to Division of Well being and Human Providers

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LAS VEGAS (KLAS) — Las Vegas Metropolis Councilwoman Victoria Seaman introduced Monday she’s withdrawing her candidacy for a Clark County Fee District F seat to work for the federal authorities.

Seaman goes to work for the U.S. Division of Well being and Human Providers Workplace of Intergovernmental & Exterior Affairs. She would be the director of the Denver Regional Workplace.

Seaman, a Republican, served six years as a Las Vegas metropolis councilwoman for Ward 2 and introduced in April that she deliberate to hunt a seat on the Clark County Fee. Her council time period was because of finish in 2026.

In line with the information launch, she is credited with serving to resolve the long-standing Badlands litigation, upgrading parks, main the passage of animal safety ordinances, and rising penalties for unlawful fireworks.

“It has been my distinct honor to serve the people of Ward 2 for the past six years,” Seaman stated. “While it is with a heavy heart that I step down from the City Council, I am deeply honored to continue my public service under the leadership of President Trump and Secretary Kennedy. I look forward to carrying out HHS’ mission and advancing the Make America Healthy Again agenda across Region 8.”

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