CHARLOTTE, N.C. — The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department says they will hold their annual National Night Out (NNO) campaign on October 6th to promote police-community partnerships and neighborhood camaraderie.
NNO is intended to enhance the relationship between neighbors and law enforcement as it brings police and neighbors together under positive circumstances, according to a news release.
“Even though this year will be a little different, this event is still an integral part of the relationship we have with the community,” said CMPD Chief Johnny Jennings. “We will continue working with all of our partners to ensure we meet the needs of every community here in Charlotte.”
CMPD says due to coronavirus there will be a limited number of events and they ask anyone wanting to celebrate, but can’t attend, to illuminate their porch and exterior lights.
This year ten confirmed events will feature physical distancing, walking parades, and other measures to keep participants safe, according to a news release.
Below are the planned events for this year’s NNO:
Associations
- Cambridge HOA
- Hammond Lake HOA
- Historic Washington Heights
- Hunter Ridge HOA
- Hidden Valley Community Association
- Shannon Park
- Siri Homes LLC
- Grace Lutheran Church
- The Vineyards of Lake Wylie
- Turtle Rock Owners’ Association
- Belmont Community Association
- Woodbury HOA
For more information about the history of NNO click here.
