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National Night Out
Tue, August 6 @ 6:30 PM – 8:00 PM
WHAT? All are invited to enjoy a summer evening to mix and mingle with neighbors and, most importantly, meet some of the officers in the Long Beach Police Department. Enjoy refreshments and entertainment at our hosts’ homes in their front yards.
Thanks to all current BPNA Members, whose voluntary annual membership dues help with the costs associated with this event. Not a current Member? JOIN or RENEW Click Here or visit the Membership tab above. It’s tax-deductible and comes with perks!
Are you interested in getting more involved in Your Neighborhood’s Safety? Consider starting up or joining an existing Neighborhood Watch Group where you live or helping out as a BPNA board officer or committee member. TELL US YOUR INTERESTS Click Here or visit the Contact tab above.
WHY? Have casual, impromptu, collegial discussions with the Long Beach Police Department (LBPD) officers and personnel to learn about the hard work and service they do for our neighborhood and citywide. Bring up your questions and concerns to them. Share goals, tips and strategies to help make us all safer.
WHERE? With very special thanks to our generous 2024 NNO hosts, you may visit any or all of the following front-yard locations in our Bluff Park Historic District neighborhood:
3040 E. 1st Street – Hosts: Justin and Ralph – Seeking donations of non-perishable food items and books – From 5:00 pm to 7:00 pm
20 Lindero Avenue – Hosts: Denise and John – Featuring gourmet home cooking and a dessert bar – From 6:30 pm to 8:00 pm
2535 E. 1st Street – Hosts: Joe, Lisa and Jim – Featuring live musical entertainment by singing crooner Paul Munoz – From 6:30 pm to 8:00 pm
FUN & FREE for all. Open to the Public.
Special thanks to the Long Beach Police Department.
Since being established by the national Association of Town Watch in 1984, National Night Out has become a celebration of neighborhoods across the nation, including all over the city of Long Beach, promoting public safety. This year marks NNO’s 40th year!
Since 2017, the BPNA has been coordinating this annual event helping facilitate police-community partnership, education, and camaraderie.
Come out and meet your neighbors and your police officers!
For more info or questions: Visit the NNO website https://natw.org. Email the BPNA at [email protected]. Email the LBPD East Division at [email protected].
SEE SOMETHING. SAY SOMETHING.
Call 9-1-1 for life-threatening emergencies.
Call (562) 435-6711 for non-emergency police dispatch.