LODI, N.J. — Police officers and civilians alike spent their Tuesday evening Memorial Park for Lodi's National Night Out.
Girls get a tour of the Lodi ambulance.
Photo Credit: Faith Ballantine-ArmonaitisMembers of the Lodi Police Department and Volunteer Ambulance and Rescue Squad at National Night Out.
Photo Credit: Faith Ballantine-ArmonaitisLocal residents interacted with representatives of Lodi's community organizations.
Photo Credit: Faith Ballantine-ArmonaitisChildren were able to get the feel of a real fire hose at National Night Out.
Photo Credit: Faith Ballantine-ArmonaitisA brother helps his sibling with the fire hose.
Photo Credit: Faith Ballantine-ArmonaitisGirl Scouts were represented at Lodi's National Night Out.
Photo Credit: Faith Ballantine-ArmonaitisLodi Police Department with the medicine drop-off box.
Photo Credit: Faith Ballantine-ArmonaitisChildren got to climb into various police and rescue vehicles.
Photo Credit: Faith Ballantine-ArmonaitisResidents were able to give the gift of life at the Community Blood Services blood mobile.
Photo Credit: Faith Ballantine-ArmonaitisFriends of the Lodi Library offered books and other giveaways at National Night Out.
Photo Credit: Faith Ballantine-ArmonaitisLodi police officers interact with local residents at National Night Out.
Photo Credit: Faith Ballantine-ArmonaitisThe event is an annual community-building campaign that promotes police-community partnerships and neighborhood camaraderie.
Lodi locals met representatives from the Lodi's police and fire departments, and several community-based organizations.
Children explored the fire trucks, police cars and ambulances. The night culminated with a showing of "Zootopia."
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