From Hill Country News, July 30, 2008...
Cities across Central Texas and the nation are preparing for National Night Out (NNO) on Aug. 5.
National Night Out, which is designed to heighten crime prevention and strengthen neighborhood spirit, has been a big hit in Cedar Park and Leander in past years and this year is no exception.
For Leander residents Curtis and Blanche Corley, National Night Out is a chance to get acquainted with neighbors and help people in the process.
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Wednesday, July 30, 2008
Friday, December 21, 2007
Leander, Cedar Park Earn National Night Out Awards
From The Hill Country News December 21, 2007...
The Cedar Park and Leander police departments each earned national recognition for their participation in National Night Out, which took place four months ago.Cedar Park earned second place in Texas and fifth place overall for cities with populations between 15,000 and 49,999. Leander was number 33 in the same category.
“We're very proud of the Cedar Park Police Department and the Cedar Park community, because it truly is a community award,” said Chief Henry Fluck of the CPPD. This is the sixth consecutive year Cedar Park has been recognized.
The winners were chosen by the National Association of Town Watch out of hundreds of applicants and 52 cities were recognized in the category 4 population range. Each city will receive a plaque, but the main benefit of the award is recognition for a job well done, according to Luana Wilcox of the Leander PD.
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The Cedar Park and Leander police departments each earned national recognition for their participation in National Night Out, which took place four months ago.Cedar Park earned second place in Texas and fifth place overall for cities with populations between 15,000 and 49,999. Leander was number 33 in the same category.
“We're very proud of the Cedar Park Police Department and the Cedar Park community, because it truly is a community award,” said Chief Henry Fluck of the CPPD. This is the sixth consecutive year Cedar Park has been recognized.
The winners were chosen by the National Association of Town Watch out of hundreds of applicants and 52 cities were recognized in the category 4 population range. Each city will receive a plaque, but the main benefit of the award is recognition for a job well done, according to Luana Wilcox of the Leander PD.
Read More...
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