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Latatious Morris was born and raised in Pensacola, Florida, famously known as the home of the Blue Angels. After graduating from high school, Latatious followed her dream of moving to the city that never sleeps and lived in New York City for almost 12 years. But, after a visit with friends in North Carolina in 2010, she relocated to Raleigh barely a month later, accepting a position in the behavioral health field.

Latatious moved to Knightdale in 2014 and quickly fell in love with it (especially in the fall). She immediately immersed herself in the community, learning as much as she could about the town and its people. What she found was a place that reminded her of her hometown, a place that gave her a sense of belonging. She found a place that felt like home. 

Soon, Latatious joined the HOA Board for her subdivision in Churchill and also became active with the landscape and social committees. After serving on the Board for more than 3 years, Latatious wanted to do more, so she applied to become a member of the Land Use Review Board (LURB) for the town of Knightdale. She served on the LURB from 2018-2021, first as a quasi-judicial member and later as the LURB Chair, before being appointed to Town Council in January of 2021.

As a member of Town Council, Latatious is passionate about Accessibility for All Abilities in Knightdale. She is committed to more sidewalks, bike lanes, and walkable areas within Knightdale, including 100% greenway connectivity across town, as well as consistent and reliable public transportation. When Latatious is not serving her community, you can find her working with charities such as the American Heart Association, Relay For Life, and St. Baldricks. (Fun fact: in 2019, Latatious raised money for St. Baldricks by shaving off all her hair!) She is also in the process of completing her degree in Communications via Distant Education through East Carolina University (GO PIRATES!!)

Latatious will tell you that her “happy place” is at the beach, buried in a book . . . but her real happy place is in Knightdale, spending time with friends and family. She wants to continue serving Knightdale because this is her true home, and she wants others to love it as much as she does. Two of her favorite local spots are the Veteran’s Memorial in Knightdale Station Park and the Knightdale Environmental Park. So if you ever see her about town, stop her and say hello!