Community celebrates Fourth of July with successful park event and announces concert series

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Albany City Council members expressed gratitude for the successful Fourth of July event held in the park, highlighting the impressive turnout and the dedication of the recreation and community services staff. The team arrived early to set up, ensuring a day filled with smiles and positive energy for attendees.

Looking ahead, the council announced the return of the popular Concerts in the Park series, set to kick off on Wednesday, August 13, and continuing for the following two Wednesdays. Residents are encouraged to arrive early, as these events consistently draw large crowds.

Additionally, the council is gearing up for National Night Out, an event that promotes community engagement by closing streets for block parties across the city. Officials are hopeful for a record number of blocks closed this year, further enhancing community spirit and participation.

These upcoming events reflect the city’s commitment to fostering community connections and providing enjoyable experiences for residents.

Converted from Albany City Council - July 7, 2025 meeting on July 08, 2025
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