National Night Out is a nationwide hosting of block parties and festivals, held each year on the first Tuesday of August, purposed to reinvigorate a communal energy that enhances relationships between neighbors and law enforcement officers through a celebratory event.
National Night Out enhances the relationship between neighbors and law enforcement while bringing back a true sense of community. It also provides a great opportunity to bring police and neighbors together under positive circumstances.
Baltimore Mayor Young will together visit the following senior centers throughout the day:
Oliver Center – 1700 N. Gay Street, Suite B, Baltimore, MD 21213.
Harford Road Senior Center – 4920 Harford Road, Baltimore MD 21214.
Waxter Senior Center – 1000 Cathedral Street, Baltimore, MD 21201.
Mayor Young will attend---and may be joined by City Council President Brandon Scott at these National Night Out Events:
Delta Sigma Theta Sorority
2501 Springhill Avenue 21215
Western District Police and CRC
Mondawmin Mall, former Target parking lot
2401 Liberty Heights Ave 21215
Waverly/ Better Waverly, Hillen Road, Ednor Gardens/Lakeside
900 E. 33Rd St. 21218
Old Goucher Community Association/Business Alliance Calvert St. Park Intersection of E. 23rd St. and Calvert St. 21218
Fells Prospect Community/Upper Fells Point Improvement 400 block S. Durham St.
New Broadway East
900 Wolfe St.
Goodnow Community Pal Center
5311 Goodnow Road 21206
Baltimore County Executive Johnny Olszewski Jr., will be taking part in a number of National Night Out activities tonight. He says National Night Out is an important opportunity for residents to get together with each other and public safety officials to build and strengthen relationships and safeguard their neighborhoods. Olszewski is scheduled to visit Owings Mills, Randallstown, Halethorpe, Dundalk and Nottingham.