- November 22, 2024
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Zhoe Coimbre and Madeline Garza represented the Ocoee Police Department at one of the event booths.
The Ocoee Fire Department supported the National Night Out event.
We Flip Entertainment performed spectacular stunts for watchers.
Addison Downey had her face painted with a pink rose design.
Investigations Lieutenant Mireya Ianuzzi, Community Engagement and Training Lieutenant Jack Davidson, and Captain Scott Nylander from the Ocoee Police Department greeted guests at the event.
Children placed their handprint on the side of an Ocoee Police Department vehicle using colored paints.
Children had the opportunity to explore the inside of several law enforcement vehicles.
Families attended the National Night Out event together.
Georgia and Garry Russell stopped for a quick picture with the Texas Roadhouse mascot.
Victoria and William Wilkins enjoyed refreshing treats from Pelican’s SnoBalls.
Gabi Beck and Leslie Seavey nailed some bullseyes with the help of Rockstar Ax Throwing.
We Flip Entertainment performed spectacular stunts for watchers.
Celsius representatives handed out ice cold beverages to residents at their booth.
The Ocoee Police Department’s K9 unit completed demonstrations for impressed attendees.
The Ocoee Police Department returned with its annual National Night Out event Tuesday, Oct. 3, at Bill Breeze Park.
National Night Out is a community-building campaign that promotes police-community partnerships and neighborhood camaraderie to make local neighborhoods safer, more caring places to live.
The event was held in partnership with the city of Ocoee and the parks and recreation department.
The evening’s festivities included a deejay with live music, face painting, a gaming truck, shows from We Flip Entertainment, a mechanical bull, a bounce house and ax throwing.
In addition, attendees could choose from several food trucks to enjoy tasty treats from, including Jour De Crepe Truck, Lobster Truck and Pelican’s SnoBalls.
Vendors at the event included West Oaks Library, Ocoee Pediatrics, Orange County Crimeline and Orland Emergency Response.
