SAVE THE DATE National Night Out returns to Burien Tuesday, Aug. 5 to build safer neighborhoods

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Burien will celebrate National Night Out on August 5, 2025, encouraging residents to strengthen community ties and promote public safety. The event invites neighborhoods to host block parties and gatherings as part of a nationwide crime prevention initiative. Registered events will see visits from the Burien Police Department and other local agencies to foster connections and raise awareness. The registration deadline for organizing block parties is July 18, 2025, with sign-up available via a QR code on the official flyer or by contacting Community Service Officer Michiko Wilson. The city emphasizes the importance of meeting neighbors and local officials to build relationships that enhance community safety.

National Night Out has been celebrated across the country for over three decades, showcasing the role of community in crime prevention. Events like these aim to create a safer environment through collaboration. Engaging with local law enforcement and city staff fosters trust and cooperation among residents.

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