National Night Out is a nationwide event designed to foster positive relationships between law enforcement and communities
The city of Washougal and the Washougal Police Department are inviting the community to National Night Out on Tue., Aug. 6 at Hathaway Park. The event will begin at 6 p.m. and promises an evening filled with fun, family-friendly activities. National Night Out is a nationwide event designed to foster positive relationships between law enforcement and communities.
Chief of Police Wendi Steinbronn commented, “This event is a testament to the commitment of the Washougal Police Department to engage with our community in a positive and impactful way. We look forward to connecting with residents, enjoying some great activities, and working together to ensure a safer, more connected Washougal.”
This year, the festivities at Hathaway Park will include a variety of exciting activities, including:
- Ice Cream Floats: Enjoy delicious ice cream floats served with a free souvenir cup.
- Dunk Tank: Test your aim and take the opportunity to dunk a cop for a good cause. Donations of $5 will go towards providing bike helmets for Washougal kids.
- Family-Friendly Games: Participate in a range of engaging lawn games suitable for all ages.
- Outdoor Movie: At 8:30 PM, settle in for a special 3-D screening of the beloved animated film “Monsters, Inc.” with free popcorn.
The event is free and open to all members of the Washougal community. It’s a wonderful opportunity to enjoy a fun-filled evening while building connections with neighbors and local law enforcement.
Rose Jewell, community engagement manager, highlighted the significance of the event in the context of the city’s broader goals by saying “National Night Out is a prime example of our increased investment in community engagement, as outlined in our strategic plan. By hosting events like this, we’re bringing our community together.” She continued, “We’re excited to offer a fun and meaningful experience that aligns with our ongoing efforts to support and enhance community connections.”
National Night Out is presented by the Washougal Police Department and the city of Washougal. This year’s event sponsors are McCord’s Vancouver Toyota, Renewal by Anderson, Edward Jones, IQ Credit Union, Washougal Police Officers Association, WSCCCE 307-W, CRESA 911, and Starbucks.
For more information about National Night Out and other community events, please visit https://cityofwashoual.us/NationalNightOut.
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