Vandalism at Our Center and Rainbow Bridge raises alarms over anti-LGBTQ+ bigotry in Reno

Written By Nicole Fernandez
The newly painted "rainbow bridge" at Crissie Caughlin Park was vandalized in what most considered an attack on Reno's LGBTQ+ community. The bridge was painted by Girl Scouts to honor pets that died. Bob Conrad / THIS IS RENO

The newly painted "rainbow bridge" at Crissie Caughlin Park was vandalized in what most considered an attack on Reno's LGBTQ+ community. The bridge was painted by Girl Scouts to honor pets that died. Bob Conrad / THIS IS RENO

Dec. 18th, 2025

Nicole Fernandez, Published with This is Reno.

In a city long considered by many as one of Nevada’s more open and accepting communities, two recent acts of vandalism have shaken the sense of safety for many residents who are members of the LGBTQ+ community. Vandalism bearing Nazi symbols in November targeted Our Center, a cornerstone resource for queer and trans individuals and families in the region.

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Nicole Fernandez

Nicole Fernandez is a Reno-based tarot card reader, spell caster, and writer with over a decade of experience. As the founder of The Mystic Path, Nicole provides insightful guidance through tarot readings, personalized spells, and lunar rituals, helping individuals discover clarity and direction in their lives.

https://nfernandezreno.com
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