Frederick Invites Residents to National Night Out for Community and Safety Celebration

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Frederick Police host National Night Out Aug 4 at city parks. Free family event fosters community and safety partnerships.

The Frederick Police Department is extending an invitation to all residents to participate in National Night Out 2026, a community-wide event aimed at fostering stronger police-community partnerships and promoting neighborhood unity. The free, family-friendly gathering is scheduled to take place on Tuesday, August 4, from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. This year’s event will be held concurrently at three distinct locations across the city: Hill Street Park, Mullinix Park, and Carrollton Park.

National Night Out is an annual initiative designed to enhance the sense of community and encourage collaboration between law enforcement and residents. By bringing people together in a relaxed and engaging atmosphere, the event seeks to strengthen the bonds that contribute to a safer Frederick. Attendees will have the opportunity to connect with neighbors, engage with officers from the Frederick Police Department, and interact with City staff and various community partners. The evening’s program is designed to be inclusive for all ages, offering a chance to build relationships, address questions, and celebrate the collective efforts that ensure the city remains a secure place to live, work, and visit.

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The festivities at National Night Out will include complimentary BBQ, music, games, and giveaways, providing entertainment for everyone. This event serves as a valuable platform for residents, whether new to the area or long-time inhabitants, to interact with the police officers and city employees dedicated to their service. Beyond the entertainment, the evening offers a unique avenue for open dialogue and mutual understanding between the community and its public servants.

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Local businesses, nonprofit organizations, civic groups, and other community organizations are also encouraged to take part in National Night Out. These groups can contribute by hosting an informational table or organizing an interactive activity. Participation offers a prime opportunity for these entities to connect directly with residents, disseminate information about their services and resources, and further solidify community ties. The Frederick Police Department anticipates a positive and engaging evening, looking forward to a shared celebration of partnership and a continued commitment to enhancing the safety and well-being of the Frederick community. Residents with inquiries about the event or organizations interested in participating are invited to contact PIO Samantha Long at the Frederick Police Department via email at slong@frederickmdpolice.org.

Article by Mel Anara, based upon information from the Frederick Police Department.

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