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TextNATIONAL NIGHT OUT
America’s Night Out Against Crime
Join your
friends and neighbors on August 3 for National Night Out 2010 and send a
loud, clear message to criminals: Don’t mess with us!
New! Register
your Fairfax County event here. This registration is for
Fairfax County events only and will be forwarded to your local police
station.
What is National Night Out?
What happens that night?
How can I get involved?
More info please!
What is National Night Out?
- Annual neighborhood-based crime and drug prevention event
- Opportunity to show neighborhood spirit and strengthen partnerships with local police
- Demonstrates neighborhood commitment to fight crime
- Observed in thousands of communities in all 50 states, U.S. territories, Canadian cities and military bases around the world
What happens that night?
- Between 5:30 p.m. and 10 p.m. neighbors, friends and families lock their doors, turn on outside lights and spend the evening outside together.
- Special events, anticrime rallies, activities for children
- Police officers visit with as many neighborhood gatherings as possible.
How can I get involved?
- Get out there and enjoy!
- Offer to help support your neighborhood block party, cookout or other planned event
- Volunteer to organize an event or gathering if none is planned in your neighborhood
More info
Call or e-mail a crime prevention officer at your district police station for more information about National Night Out 2010 events in your neighborhood.
- Sully District Station: Brett Katinski, 703-814-7018
- Mount Vernon District Station: Greg Kottemann, 703-360-8400
- McLean District Station: Patrick Lucas, 703-556-7750
- Mason District Station: Christopher Conner, 703-256-8035
- Reston District Station: Katy Fernbacher, 703-478-0799
- Franconia District Station: Alice Eggers, 703-922-0889
- West Springfield District Station: J.T. Frey, 703-644-7377
- Fair Oaks District Station: Richard Twombly, 703-352-2163
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