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Community unites for National Night Out celebration in Trenton

August 02, 2024 | Trenton, Mercer County, New Jersey



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Community unites for National Night Out celebration in Trenton
In a recent government meeting, officials highlighted the upcoming National Night Out event scheduled for Tuesday night in Trenton, emphasizing its importance for community engagement and crime prevention. The celebration will take place at the Water Park on West Avenue from 5 PM to 9 PM, with additional locations throughout the city’s wards. Officials encouraged residents to participate, noting that such events foster connections and discussions about quality of life issues, especially in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Additionally, the North Ward Citizen Police Advisory Council meeting is set for August 28 at Galilee Baptist Church, providing a platform for residents to engage with local law enforcement and discuss community concerns.

The meeting also featured reflections on a recent event that brought together diverse political perspectives to discuss collaborative efforts for improving Trenton. A college professor led discussions on nonpartisan cooperation, highlighting a shared commitment to the city’s betterment.

The speaker drew parallels between community pride and national pride, referencing the Olympics and the importance of supporting one another, regardless of differing opinions. The meeting concluded with a call for unity and a commitment to fostering positive relationships within the community, reinforcing the message that everyone should root for Trenton’s success.

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