TULSA NIGHT OUT

Please join us on Tuesday, September 13, 2016
for a fun night out with neighbors!

Night

National Night Out enhances the relationship between neighbors and safety personnel (fire and police), as well as, enhances a true sense of community. It provides an opportunity to bring police, firefighters and neighbors together.  Celebrated nationally on August 2nd, 2016, Tulsa has decided to establish our Night Out on a (fingers crossed) much cooler night, Tuesday, September 13, 2016 from 6:30PM – 8:30PM.

The night is sponsored by Tulsa Police Department, Tulsa Fire Department, Tulsa City Council, and Tulsa Crime Stoppers.  The idea is to have neighbors turn their porch lights on and grab a lawn chair to connect with one another.  Depending on call loads our Tulsa Police and Tulsa Fire Departments would like to stop by to visit as many registered neighborhoods as possible to say hello!

NEIGHBORHOODS REGISTERED:

  • Boman Acres
  • Brady Heights Historic District
  • Brookwood
  • Bryn Mawr
  • Columbus
  • Forest Orchard
  • Forest Trails
  • Harvard Hills
  • HeatherRidge
  • Highland
  • Highview Estates
  • Holliday Hills
  • Hoover Neighborhood Association
  • JoHansen Acres
  • Kendall Whittier
  • LaFortune Park Plaza
  • Laurel Heights
  • Litchfield
  • Magic Circle I
  • Maple Ridge (North)
  • Maple Ridge (South)
  • Oakbrook Village Townhomes
  • Park Plaza East
  • Patrick Henry
  • RidgeCrest
  • Riverside
  • Shannonwood Park condos
  • Skyline West Neighborhood Association
  • St Matthews United Methodist (31st & Garnett)
  • Stevenson Neighborhood
  • Stone Creek Farms
  • Sunrise Terrace
  • Sunset Terrace
  • Swan Lake
  • The Crescent (Ridge and Court)
  • Tracy Park North
  • Turner Park
  • Village at Ashton Creek
  • West Highland IV
  • Western Village
  • Whispering Meadows
  • White City
  • Whittier
  • Woodview Heights
  • Ziegler Neighborhood

 

 

Sample Activities to help in planning a successful night out:

• Grab a lawn chair and talk with neighbors

• Bring out a laptop and support neighbors in signing up for Smart911 – https://www.tulsapolice.org/content/smart911.aspx

• Block Party

• Cookout/Potluck

• Bicycle/Pet Parades

• Jump Rope/Hula Hoop Contest

• Street Dance

• Scavenger Hunt

• Karaoke

• Clean up streets or parks

• Group craft Honor Police & Fire Workers

• Take cookies or treats to local station

• Create thank you cards for Police & Fire Workers

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 Tulsa Crime Stoppers is a program of 501c3 nonprofit, Crime Prevention Network, Inc. Through the generous support of individuals, communities, corporations and foundations, we remain Tulsa’s leading public safety non-profit since 1971.  Your gift helps us ensure a safe and successful future for all ages of Tulsa’s community. 

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