Billy Mills and his K-9 partner, Elvis Mills, pose for a photo before meeting members of the community during National Night Out on August 7, 2018.
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On Tuesday, August 7th, 2018, the Waxhaw Police Department and local neighborhoods came together to celebrate National Night Out. Designed to help raise awareness about police programs in communities, such as drug prevention, town watch, neighborhood watch, and anti-crime efforts, the events are organized by block watches, non-profit organizations, companies, and police departments. Officer Victor Montalvo and Officer Kevin Gasser helped organize this year’s police caravan and community visits. There were many other community sponsors participating as well. Fab Fours, a steel bumper and accessory manufacturer from Lancaster, SC, brought three of their concept vehicles and were happy to be asked to participate in this year’s National Night Out. Ashley, a Union EMS Paramedic, has been participating in National Night Out for the last four years and is happy to support her fellow emergency services. Next year’s National Night Out will be held on August 9, 2019.
Frost Bites serves snow cones during National Night Out on August 7, 2018.Kenley Brown (front) and Ava Eaton compete in a obstacle course in the Prescott Neighborhood during National Night Out.Mayor of Waxhaw, Steve Maher (left) joins Officer Vic Montalvo and Police Chief Michel Eiss with members of the Prescott Neighborhood.Elvis Mills takes a break from duty to get petted by neighborhood kids during National Night Out.Prescott neighborhood children write on a sign for the Waxhaw PD during Billy Mills and his K-9 partner, Elvis Mills, pose for a photo before meeting members of the community during National Night Out on August 7, 2018.Police arrive at Millbridge’s National Night Out community event ready to talk to the community.Union EMS Paramedics Ashley (left) and Erika (right) pose with Michael and Meredith Union EMS Explorers (center) at the Union EMS table during National Night Out on August 7, 2018. This is Ashley’s 4th year participating in National Night Out and she came out to talk to the community and support the local Police and Fire Services.Office Skinner (right) talks to local kids in Millbridge while Andrew trys to knock Camio Underwood into the dunk tank.Officer Vic Montalvo gives a thumbs up with local children during National Night Out on August 7, 2018.
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