PALMDALE, CA – Families are invited to an action-packed Neighborhood Watch event on Tuesday, April 14, from 6-8 p.m. at Marie Kerr Park, 39700 30th St. West. This free community celebration brings neighbors together for an evening of entertainment, delicious treats and exciting giveaways.
Residents can enjoy free snow cones, while supplies last, face painting, train rides, a high-energy 360-degree photo booth, live DJ performances, food trucks offering tasty food for purchase and activities for kids of all ages, including sports-themed inflatables. Everyone who attends will have the chance to win a free Ring camera to enhance their home security and attendees can connect with Los Angeles County deputies and City Public Safety staff to learn valuable safety advice for their neighborhood.
“Building strong, connected neighborhoods is one of our most important goals and these Neighborhood Watch events bring our community together,” said Mayor Eric Ohlsen. “When neighbors know each other and work alongside our public safety teams, we create the foundation for a safer, more vibrant Palmdale. This is also a great opportunity for those who live nearby to meet their neighbors and learn practical tools to protect their home and loved ones.”
The event will help empower residents to become the “eyes and ears” of their community by working together to prevent crime and build stronger relationships with neighbors and law enforcement. Councilmember Richard Loa, who represents District 2, will also attend to meet his constituents.
“Our Neighborhood Watch events provide residents with easy access to essential public safety resources while strengthening community connections,” said Mayor Pro Tem Austin Bishop. “These programs support our ongoing work to enhance safety infrastructure across Palmdale and complement the City’s approach to neighborhood security.”
Additional Neighborhood Watch events are planned for other council districts later this year. For more information about the program, visit www.CityOfPalmdaleCA.gov/NeighborhoodWatch.
