National Night Out Returns to North Tonawanda with Focus on Community and Fun
- tonawandanewsoutle
- Jul 10, 2025
- 2 min read

NORTH TONAWANDA, NY – North Tonawanda residents are invited to a vibrant celebration of community and public safety as the city prepares for its annual National Night Out event. Scheduled for Tuesday, August 5th, from 6 PM to 9 PM, the event will take place behind the North Tonawanda Police Station, promising an evening of entertainment, education, and connection for all ages.
This popular annual gathering aims to strengthen neighborhood camaraderie and foster positive relationships between residents and local law enforcement. Attendees will have the unique opportunity to get an up-close look at emergency services with thrilling live demonstrations from the North Tonawanda Police Department's elite SWAT Team and highly trained K9 Unit. Beyond the action-packed demos, guests can also enjoy informative tours of the police station, providing insight into the daily operations that keep the community safe.
The evening is designed for families, featuring a variety of kid-friendly attractions. These include inflatable bounce houses, creative face painting stations, and the ever-popular "Fire Hose Fun" where children can experience what it's like to handle a fire hose. The event's core mission is to emphasize the collective effort in "Building a stronger, safer North Tonawanda – together."
Beyond the festivities, National Night Out also serves as an important opportunity for community generosity. Attendees are strongly encouraged to bring non-perishable food items to help stock the local Little Free Pantries, contributing to a vital initiative that supports neighbors in need.
To add to the excitement, visitors can enter for a chance to win a brand new 2025 Chevy Trax RS, making this year's event potentially the "biggest and best National Night Out yet!"
"Join your neighbors for an unforgettable night of fun, community, and connection," organizers urge, as North Tonawanda looks forward to reinforcing the spirit of unity and shared responsibility.










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