National Night Out Celebrations Held In Lower Bucks County

LOWER BUCKS COUNTY, PA — Several Lower Bucks County communities connected residents with local law enforcement during National Night Out festivities on Tuesday.

National Night Out is an annual, nationwide campaign that promotes strong police-community partnerships and neighborhood camaraderie.

The event is designed to enhance the relationship between neighbors and law enforcement while spotlighting the community.

Millions of people across the country take part in National Night Out events, including block parties, festivals, parades, cookouts, and more.

Here's how communities in Lower Bucks County celebrated:

Bensalem Township

The Bensalem community, along with Mayor Joseph DiGirolamo, the Township Council, and other elected officials, were on hand to celebrate National Night Out and honor the township's Department of Public Safety.

"Bensalem Police Department’s National Night Out never disappoints," said State Rep. Kathleen "KC" Tomlinson.

(State Rep. Kathleen "KC" Tomlinson)

Bristol Borough

Bristol Borough Council and Police Chief Joe Moors thanked everyone who attended National Night festivities and the police officers who made the event a fun, safe evening for residents. A special shoutout was also given to participating vendors and volunteers.

(Bristol Borough)

Bristol Township

Bristol Township’s National Night Out was a "spectacular time," the Bristol Township Police Department said.

(Bristol Township Police Department)

Falls Township

Falls Township's festivities at Falls Township Community Park featured food trucks, a DJ, bubble machine, bounce houses, a free kids' giveaway, vendors, a police K9 demonstration, fire trucks, and police vehicles.

Lower Makefield Township

National Night Out featured the township's K9 dog and some popcorn!

(Lower Makefield Township Police Department)

Lower Southampton Township

National Night Out was a huge success, the Lower Southampton Police Department said. The department thanked the Public Works Department and other township employees.

(Lower Southampton Township Police Department)

Middletown Township

Bucks Bubbles featured the foam, and the community rallied around law enforcement and emergency personnel during National Night festivities at 5 Municipal Way in Langhorne. Free bike helmets were handed out to children. There were also businesses, organizations, and charities on hand.

(Middletown Township Police Department)

Morrisville

Mayor Gary Wallace thanked Police Chief Rich Ciampa, the entire Morrisville Police Department, and the dedicated office staff and officers who made National Night Out possible.

"It was so heartwarming to see so many of you come together in the spirit of community, connection, and safety," Wallace said. "Morrisville shines brightest when we come together."

He thanked the vendors who supported the event and congratulated the winners of the bikes and electric scooters.

(Mayor Gary Wallace)