Auburn Police invite community to register for National Night Out on Tuesday, Aug. 6

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Auburn Police invite the community to register for National Night Out, set for Tuesday, Aug. 6, 2025. This initiative promotes police-community partnerships and aims to enhance neighborhood safety. Residents can organize block parties and cookouts, registering on the city’s website to receive visits from local police officers and city officials. The city highlights the importance of these gatherings in fostering connections among neighbors and strengthening community spirit.

“Many communities throughout the city will host a variety of special events,” said the city in a statement. The annual event serves as a proactive measure against crime, signaling that neighborhoods are organized and watchful. National Night Out has been celebrated for decades across the country, reinforcing community ties and encouraging local engagement. To register or find more information, visit auburnwa. gov/city_hall/police/national_night_out.

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