National Night Out Returns to Redmond on August 6

Redmond, WALocal News

National Night Out is returning to Redmond on August 6, 2024, and community members are urged to register their neighborhood parties by July 23 to ensure visits from local first responders and elected officials. Scheduled from 6 to 9 p. m. , this annual event is designed to promote community engagement and strengthen relationships between residents and emergency services. Redmond Police Chief Darrell Lowe highlighted the significance of these gatherings in building rapport with the community they serve.

By participating, residents have the opportunity to invite police officers, firefighters, and emergency management personnel to their celebrations. Registration can be completed through the city's official website, where neighborhoods can also specify their preferred visiting departments. Chief Lowe encourages all residents to come together and create a festive atmosphere, fostering a sense of safety and community. For those interested in the history of National Night Out, additional information is available on the National Association of Town Watch's website. Residents can also reach out to the crime prevention team via email for any inquiries regarding the event.

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