(Greensburg, IN) – Police cars, fire trucks and first responders will share the spotlight with food, music and family activities when National Night Out returns to Greensburg later this month.
When: Thursday, Aug. 20, 5-8 p.m.
Where: North Park in Greensburg
Cost: Free
Highlights: Food, live music, games, vendors and public-safety demonstrations
The Greensburg Police Department, Greensburg Fire Department and City of Greensburg will host the annual National Night Out from 5 to 8 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 20, at North Park.
The free event is designed to bring residents together with local and state first responders, military members and community organizations in a relaxed setting outside of an emergency.
Organizers say National Night Out gives residents — particularly children — an opportunity to meet the people who serve their community, learn about their work and develop positive relationships with public-safety personnel.
The evening also serves as a chance to recognize first responders and military members for their service.
Food, music and demonstrations
National Night Out will feature free food, live music, family-friendly games and vendors along with demonstrations by local public-safety agencies.
Attendees will be able to interact with representatives of the Greensburg Police Department, Greensburg Fire Department, Decatur County EMS and other public-safety partners.
Families and groups of friends are encouraged to attend and spend the evening meeting the people behind the badges, uniforms and emergency vehicles they see throughout the community.
More details coming
The city says additional information — including a schedule of activities, parking information and other updates — will be posted on the City of Greensburg Facebook page as National Night Out approaches.
Questions may be directed to the Greensburg Police Department at (812) 663-3131 or Greensburg City Hall at (812) 663-3344.
