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ational Night Out (NNO) is an annual community building campaign that
promotes police‐community partnerships and neighborhood camaraderie
to make our neighborhood safer, more caring place to live.
NNO is designed to:
• Create positive relationships between neighbors and the police department
• Generate awareness about local crime‐prevention efforts
• Promote safety and security initiatives
• Celebrate having a good time with neighbors
During the event, Dallas residents are asked to turn on their porch lights, lock their
doors and spend the evening outside with their neighbors, neighborhood police
officers (NPOs), civic groups and businesses. NNO events and activities include but
are not limited to: cookouts, block parties, neighborhood safety walks, games,
contest, safety demonstrations and visits from emergency personnel.
NNO has proven to be an effective and inexpensive way to promote neighborhood
pride, police‐ community partnership, and public safety.
When is National Night Out?
Nationally, NNO is held the first Tuesday in August. However, in Texas, NNO is
held the first Tuesday in October with most events taking place for a couple of
hours in the evening.
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Have Fun
Promote neighborhood organization
Increase neighborhood pride
Get to know neighbors
Create new networking opportunities
Recruit neighbors to join neighborhood organizations
Gain crime prevention tips
Encourage neighbors to actively participate in safety activities
Learn neighborhood history
Meet Dallas Police officers and other city officials
Establish an Event Committee: You are not alone, ask neighbors to participate in the event planning process. This is a way to increase neighborhood organization membership.
Assign Tasks: Delegate tasks, such as budget, food prep, marketing etc.
Develop Rain Plan: NNO is a rain or shine event, however, you might want
to change venue or date due to inclement weather.
Recruit Volunteers: Potential committees include: marketing, food,
fundraising and decorations.
Invite neighbors and stake holders: Via door‐ to door, speak at a community meeting, give community members an invitation.
Deadlines: Stick to deadlines.
Location Ideas Front or backyard
Parking lot
Garage
Community room
Alley
Street /cul‐de‐sac
Public parks
Recreation centers
Place of worship
Catering Ideas Barbecue‐ Each household brings
his or her own meat to grill
Picnic‐ Each household brings their
own meal
Pot luck‐ Each household brings
their own dish to share
Catering‐ Each household
contributes to the purchase of food
Activities for Youth
Bicycle parade Sidewalk chalk art Games Face painting Bounce houses Make a banner or mural Scavenger hunt Skit or Talent show Piñata Dance contest
Beautification
Plan a clean‐up Plant trees Enhance a public ‐of away Assist seniors with lawn maintenance
Plant annual plants
Activities for All‐ Ages
Live music Neighborhood parade Book /plant exchange Celebrate birthdays Races (egg on a spoon/sack race or three‐legged race)
Ring toss contest Karaoke Water balloon toss Pet costume contest Front door decorating contest
Group Conversations
“Neighbor of the Year” award
Neighborhood trivia Welcome new residents Skill swap Recruit members for neighborhood organization
Highlight neighborhood successes
Update contact list
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AGENDA3 Minutes P+UD Overview
2 Minutes Introduction to National Night Out
20 Minutes Partnerships• Speaker, Jamee Rogers, Dallas Leadership Foundation• Speaker, Joli Robinson, DPD –Community Affairs
35 Minutes Event Planning• Speaker, Beverley Whittet, COD Special Events• Budget & Sponsorship Exercise
5 Minutes Q & A
1 Minutes Conclusion
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DEPARTMENTOVERVIEW
Mission: Advance livability, economic vibrancy,
sustainability, and equity throughout Dallas through effective planning and neighborhood engagement
Key Neighborhood Services Build and strengthen neighborhood
organizations Develop plans and policies to support
neighborhoods Facilitate neighborhood revitalization in
targeted neighborhoods
NEIGHBORHOOD ORGANIZATION SIGN UP
BENEFITS
Locate your neighborhood organization on a public online map
Make City leaders and staff aware of your neighborhood organization’s existence
Keep your neighborhood organization informed about City projects, initiatives, events, and capacity building training or grant opportunities
Sign Up Now!!!
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NEIGHBORHOOD ORGANIZATIONS MAP
• Interactive online map
• Shows neighborhood boundaries provided by leaders of organizations
Confirmed Homeowner Associations
• Confirmed Neighborhood Associations
Neighborhood Coalitions
• Unconfirmed Organizations
HOW TO SIGN UP
Visit http://bit.ly/dallasneighbororgmap
Complete an online form or
Complete a paper form and email to [email protected].
Form MUST be completed by an elected officer of the neighborhood organization
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CAPACITY BUILDING WORKSHOPS
Topics For New Organizations:
How To Form a Neighborhood Association
Navigating City Services
Member Recruitment & Sustainability
Building Partnerships & Coalitions
All Things Beautification
CAPACITY BUILDING WORKSHOPS
Topics For Established Organizations:
Grant Writing 101
Dallas Neighborhood Enhancement Grant
Data & Maps to Empower Your Neighborhood
ABC’s of Zoning & Land Development
How To Create a Neighborhood Plan
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WORKSHOP GOALS
Provide event planning tools
and knowledge
base
Develop relationships with Dallas
Police Department
Identify National
Night Out partnerships
Increase National
Night Outevent
participation
I
INTRODUCTION TO
NATIONAL NIGHTOUT
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WHAT IS NATIONAL NIGHT
OUT (NNO)?
An annual campaign that promotes police –
community partnerships to make neighborhoods
a safer place to live.
For More Info: https://natw.org/
NNO HISTORY
Sponsored by the National Association of Town Watch
Since 1984 in US & Canada
Grown from 2.5 million to over 35 million residents
Nationally – 1st Tues in Aug.
TX - 1st Tues in Oct.
Oct. 2nd
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NATIONAL NIGHT OUT IS DESIGNED TO:
Positive relationships between neighbors and the police departmentCreate
Awareness about local crime-prevention effortsGenerate
Safety and security initiatives Promote
Having a good time with neighbors!Celebrate
PARTNERSHIPS
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DALLAS LEADERSHIP
FOUNDATION
GUEST SPEAKER: JAMEE ROGERS
DALLAS POLICE DEPARTMENT
GUEST SPEAKER: JOLI ROBINSON
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PARTNERING WITH DALLAS POLICE
DEPARTMENT
Neighborhood Police Officer (NPO) serves your individual division and neighborhood.
They act as a liaison between the neighborhood and Dallas Police Department(DPD).
A NPO is assigned to each group, can share crime stats, and work to help address quality of life issues.
Contact your NPO
NPO link:http://www.dallaspolice.net/communitys
Additional Information:http://www.dallaspolice.net/division/northcen
tral/crimewatch
HOW TO REQUEST A DPD OFFICER TO ATTEND NATIONAL NIGHT OUT?
Make contact with your local patrol division’s NPO UnitCentral Patrol Division334 South Hall StreetDallas, Texas 75226214-670-4420
North Central Patrol Division6969 McCallum Blvd.Dallas, Texas 75252214-670-7253
Northwest Patrol Division9801 Harry Hines BoulevardDallas, Texas 75220214-670-6178
South Central Patrol Division1999 E. Camp Wisdom RdDallas, TX 75241214-671-4500
Southeast Patrol Division725 North Jim Miller Rd.Dallas, Texas 75217214-670-8345
Southwest Patrol Division4230 W IllinoisDallas, TX 75211214-670-7464
Northeast Patrol Division9915 East Northwest HighwayDallas, Texas 75238214-670-4415
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HIGHLIGHTS OF DPD OUTREACH PROGRAMS
Office of Community AffairsThe purpose of Community Affairs and Employee Communications is to establish a continuous positive working relationship between the Police Department, its employees, and the community. The foundation of which is mutual trust and understanding
HIGHLIGHTS OF DPD OUTREACH PROGRAMS
Blue in the School
Dallas Police Explores
Dallas Junior Police Academy
Dallas Police Junior Explorers
Four-week curriculum taught in 80 schools throughout the city by YOU staff and off-duty officers. Programprovides life skill lessons to 4th-grade students.
Program targets youth and young adults ages 14-20 interested in a career in law enforcement. DPD Explorers program has existed 45 years and is affiliated with Boy Scouts of America.
Day long training session where students see how the Dallas Police Department operates and observe some of the more exciting aspects of police work.
Fosters leadership, teamwork, and positive citizenship in school settings for student’s ages 10-13. Students participate in physical training, character building, and community service activities.
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HIGHLIGHTS OF DPD OUTREACH PROGRAMS
Police Activities League UNIDOS
A recreation oriented, youth program that emphasizes athletics, performing arts, mentoring and other activities that encourage youth to make positive life choices through regular interactions with Dallas Police officers.
A Hispanic community outreach program provides assistance to Spanish speaking residents.The UNIDOS program was developed to provide valuable resources and information to the Hispanic community.
IMPORTANCE OF SOCIAL MEDIA & PROMOTING THE EVENT
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EVENT PLANNING
DALLAS SPECIAL EVENTS
DEPARTMENT
GUEST SPEAKER: BEVERLEY WHITTET
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IDENTIFY THE EVENT TEAM
Captain(s) – Event leader
Fundraising - Raising $, managing $, writing solicitations
Marketing - creating flyers, publicize event, social media, Master of Ceremonies
Volunteers - set up, servers, greeters, games, break down
Logistics – table/chairs, decorations, catering
EVENT TEAM COMMUNICATIONS
Establish a regular meeting schedule
Clearly define member responsibilities
Create and distribute a contact list
Create a Facebook page or Google docs to share information
Develop event timeline
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TIMELINE
A well thought out plan is essential to the success of your event
Work backwards
Set key deadlines
Secure venue, finalize budget, create flyer, send sponsorship letters, schedule activities
Start Early
BUDGET
• Identify Needs• Establish Costs• Identify In- Kind• Confirm Organizations
Funds• Seek Sponsors• Collect Funds or
Donations• Purchase Items
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SECURING SPONSORS
Event Sponsor: Any person or company that donates money, services, or products to the event Make a list of potential sponsors – local businesses, retailers,
entrepreneurs, residents
Write/submit sponsorship letters/emails Describe the purpose of NNO Why it is important
Neighborhood impact
Sponsor recognition
Invite Sponsor to attend event
Always send “Thank You” note
BUDGET & SPONSORSHIP
EXERCISE
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SELECT A VENUE
Utilize Neighborhood Spaces Street or cult-de-sac Front or backyard Parking lot Public space Recreation center or library School Place of worship Civic organization/ event hall
VENUE CONSIDERATIONS
Central location Inviting/ safe spaces Audience size Parking needs ADA accessibility Bathrooms Hidden costs
Deposits/cancellation fees
Discounts Bad weather provisions
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CATERING CONSIDERATIONS
Identify the following: Amount of food
Special dietary restrictions -Gluten free, Nuts, vegetarian
Additional resources (Ex. napkins, plates, table clothes and cutlery)
Establish catering budget
Look at catering options (Get quotes)
Low Cost Catering Options: Potluck catering- Everyone brings a dish
Platters- Supermarket catering is cheap and easy
BBQ style- Hot dogs and hamburgers
Ice Cream Socials- Popsicles, Ice cream or slushies
MARKETING
Flyers/ Posters
Newsletters
Social media: Facebook, twitter, Instagram, snapchat
Phone calls / personal invites
Door to door: Meet & Greet
Door hangers
Snail mail
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VOLUNTEER MANAGEMENT
Recognition
Maintain volunteer database
Say “Thank You” in different ways Eg. Send note,
email or post on social media
Highlight positive volunteer experiences
Ask for feedback
Retention
Keep assignments simple
Recognize volunteers w/ badges or t-shirts
Identify team leader for questions
Make volunteering fun!
Recruitment
Identify the types of volunteers needed
Create a “Prospect List”
“Just ask” method
BEFORE Arrive at lease 2-4 hours
early Wear comfortable
clothing and shoes Greet and brief
volunteers Make sure audio
equipment is working Set up registration table
Make sure all invoices are paid
Hold a debriefing meeting Keep an event file Share Success - post
pictures/write Story Congratulations -YOU DID IT!
Check weather forecast to prepare for the possibility of bad weather
Arrive at lease 2 hours early Wear comfortable clothing and
shoes Greet and brief volunteers Set up decorations and signage Make sure equipment is working Set up registration table
DAY OF THE EVENT
BEFORE AFTER
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Q & A
CONCLUSION
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PLANNING & URBAN DESIGN CONTACT INFORMATION
214-671-8900www.dallascityhall.com/departments/pnv
FaceBook /DallasPlanUD
Twitter @DallasPlanUD
ANNOUNCEMENT
Operation Beautification
TO REGISTER:Call 311- Request
Operation BeautificationOR
Online – bit.ly/DALLASOPB
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ANNOUNCEMENT
All Things Beautification
Saturday, Sept. 29, 20189AM-11AM
As of August 27, 2018
Dallas Police Department
Neighborhood Police Officer (NPO) Contact
Information
Substation Name Email
Southwest 4230 W. Illinois Division Main# 214‐670‐7470
Brian Martinez, Sr. Corporal 214‐670‐6795
Michael Lambert, Sergeant
South Central 1999 E Camp Wisdom Rd. 214‐671‐4500
Perry Richardson, NPO Officer 214‐671‐4524
Michelle Thomas, Sergeant
richardson.perry@ dallascityhall.com
Southeast 725 N Jim Miller Rd.
214‐670‐8345
Karina Byous, NPO Officer 214‐671‐1633
Twana Walls, Sergeant
Central 334 S. Hall St. 214‐670‐4413
Delia Pesina, NPO Officer 214‐670‐4420
Brian Deininger, Lieutenant
delia.sierra@ dpd.dallas.tx.us
Northwest 9801 Harry Hines
Blvd. 214‐670‐6178
David Davis, Sergeant 214‐671‐0569
North Central 214‐670‐7253
Lindsey Allen, Sr. Corporal 214‐670‐7247
Karl Kemper, Sergeant
Northeast 214‐670‐4415
Kevin Kelley, NPO Officer 214‐670‐7772
Kietric Jones, Sergeant
City of Dallas Council Member's Staff Directory
Council Member District Name Telephone Email
Griggs 1
Asst. Mina Ramon
Sec. Steven Schenck
214‐670‐0776
214‐671‐8917
Medrano 2
Asst. Monica Moreno
Sec. Vernesha Cathey
214‐670‐4048
214‐670‐4171
Thomas 3
Asst. Chris Soto
Sec. Yolanda Miller
214‐670‐0777
214‐670‐0772
Vacant 4
Asst. Taryn Brown
Sec. Cynthia Northcutt
214‐670‐0781
214‐671‐9347
Callahan 5
Asst. Rosa Gallegos
Sec. Julie Alexander
214‐670‐4052
214‐670‐4055
Narvaez 6
Asst. Laura Cadena
Sec. Yesenia Valdez
214‐670‐4199
214‐670‐6931
Felder 7
Asst. Cindy Hall
Sec. Elena Lopez‐Aguirre
214‐670‐4689
214‐671‐8919 [email protected]
Atkins 8
Asst. Maria Salazar
Sec. Kendra Douglas
214‐670‐4066
214‐670‐0779
Clayton 9
Asst. Emily Worland
Sec. Karen Levington
214‐670‐4069
214‐671‐8916
McGough 10
Asst. Rebekah Hernandez
Sec. Stedman Valentine
214‐670‐4068
214‐670‐5958
Kleinman 11
Asst. Sophia Figueroa
Sec. Madison Long
214‐670‐7817
214‐671‐8920
Greyson 12
Asst. Navaz Kayani Irani
Sec. Cherelle Belcher
214‐670‐4067
214‐671‐8921
Gates 13
Asst. Lauren Clayton
Sec. Alexa Relayze
214‐670‐3816
214‐670‐7057
Kingston 14
Asst. Connie Sanchez 214‐670‐5415
214‐670‐5659
Mayor Asst. Brenda Allen 214‐670‐3301 [email protected]
NEIGHBORHOOD BLOCK PARTY PERMIT REQUIREMENTS
Department of Street Services Traffic Safety and Congestion Management 1500 Marilla Street, Room L1-B-S Dallas, TX 75201 FAX (214) 670-3292
What is a Neighborhood Block Party? Neighborhood Block Parties are events produced by a community-based, not-for profit organization/association requiring the temporary closure of a single block of a street within a single-family residential area.
Can I have a Neighborhood Block Party at my business or apartment complex? Block party permits will not be granted to residents of an apartment complex or owners of a commercial property. However, if the event is moved out of an apartment complex and onto a commercial property or City park the owners may obtain a Special Event Permit from the City of Dallas Office of Special Events (www.dallasspecialevents.com).
How do I apply for a Neighborhood Block Party Permit? Neighborhood Block Party Permits are issued through the Department of Street Services, Traffic Safety Coordinators. The City of Dallas does not charge a fee for these permits, but does require a completed Block Party Petition to be submitted ten (10) business days prior to the event by fax (214) 670-3292 or mail.
What are the requirements for a Neighborhood Block Party? □ A single block party cannot consist a gathering of more than 200 people. If the gathering exceeds 200 people, it is
considered a Special Event and will be required to move to a City Park or commercial property outside of the residential neighborhood. Requirements and regulations are governed by the Special Events city ordinance Ch. 42A.
□ Any person requesting a block party permit will need to print the appropriate City of Dallas petition form. The form can be found at (www.dallascityhall.com/pwt/transportation_operations.html). No other petition form will be accepted. Fill out the following information:
Petitioner’s name, address, telephone number and/or email address
Block Party date, including the start and end times (block parties cannot extend beyond 10PM)
Estimated number of attendees
Cross streets at each end of the block closure (block closures must extend from one cross street to the next cross street and not impact any traffic signals - no mid-block block parties allowed)
Petition must include a list of the house numbers within the block closure and a signature from each presiding resident (the petition must be signed by 100% of the residents living within the block closure)
Petition must be submitted ten (10) business days prior to the event
□ State-approved barricades and signs are required to close City streets. It is the responsibility of the Petitioner(s) to secure the appropriate barricades and signs. (The City of Dallas does not provide barricades or signs).
A minimum of two (2) barricades 6 to 8 feet in length with orange and white reflective diagonal stripes shall be placed at each end of the block closure.
One (1) sign with white reflective background and black letters with the message “Road Closed” or “Street Closed” shall be placed at each end of the block closure.
Most block parties will require four (4) barricades and two (2) signs - no home-made barricades and/or signs are allowed.
Some private companies that rent barricades and signs are:
American Barricade Company (866) 918-0003 Buyer’s Barricades (888) 535-3939 Cowtown Traffic Control (817) 924-4524 Crossroads Barricades & Signs (817) 759-1199 Dallas Lite & Barricades (800) 755-5791 Highway Technologies (972) 278-6800
What are the restrictions for a Neighborhood Block Party? □ Cannot block a City street that is a thoroughfare, has a bus route or a traffic signal light.
□ Must maintain a fifteen (15) foot unobstructed emergency lane within the block closure.
□ No alcohol can be consumed on City right-of-way. The sale of alcohol is prohibited.
□ No entertainment allowed on City right-of-way – must be on private property only. City’s Noise Ordinance, Chapter 30 Sec 30-1, prohibits loud and disturbing noise or vibrations to the ordinary sensibilities of the inhabitants of the city.
NEIGHBORHOOD BLOCK PARTY PETITION FORM
Rev. 1 STS-FRM-150.TRN 1/30/2012
Department of Street Services Traffic Safety and Congestion Management 1500 Marilla Street, Room L1-B-S Dallas, TX 75201 FAX (214) 670-3292
By signing, the Applicant acknowledges that they will supply all necessary State-approved barricades and signs. Applicant’s Signature _______________________________________________________________________________ In accordance with the block party permitting process, the undersigned agree to allow a street closure to thru traffic at the location indicated for the given date(s). Note: 100% of the residents living within the closure must agree.
Event Date / / Estimated Attendance Start Time : AM/PM End Time : AM/PM Cannot extend beyond 10 PM Street to be Closed Cross Streets From To Applicant Applicant’s Phone Applicant’s Address Email or Fax Alternate Date / /
ADDRESS PRINTED NAME SIGNATURE Example:1234 Marilla St John Doe John Doe
NEIGHBORHOOD BLOCK PARTY PETITION FORM
Rev. 1 STS-FRM-150.TRN 1/30/2012
Department of Street Services Traffic Safety and Congestion Management 1500 Marilla Street, Room L1-B-S Dallas, TX 75201 FAX (214) 670-3292
ADDRESS PRINTED NAME SIGNATURE Example:1234 Marilla St John Doe John Doe
NATIONAL
NIGHT OUT
LOCATION:
DATE/ TIME:
FOR MORE INFORMATION:
You Are Invited to a National Night Out Party!
Lock your doors, turn on your lights and come outside to meet your neighbors !
NEIGHBORHOOD BLOCK PARTY CONTRIBUTIONS
Thank you for joining us for National Night Out on
October 2 , 2018 at : AM/PM- : AM/ PM We are asking each family/group to bring:
We are in need of the following items, please let us know if you can bring the following:
(circle) [YES] [NO] A Grill [YES] [NO] A Music Player
[YES] [NO] A Table [YES] [NO] A Cooler
Do you havea talent you would like to share with us?
Volunteers are needed for _________________?
Please Return this Form by ____________(date) to _______________________ (email)
For more information, please call ____________ at (____) _______-__________
1 food item Fold-out chairs Beverages Outdoor board game Favorite CDCooler
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National Night Out Event Timeline
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National Night Out Event Budget Sheet
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Name, Title Organization Address Address Dear Mr./ Mrs.______________,
On Tuesday, October 2, 2018, the nation will celebrate National Night Out (“NNO”) in more than 16,000 communities. The purpose of the event is to promote police- community partnerships to make neighborhoods safer, more caring places to live.
(Name of Organization)__________________ is locates in the _____________ (Direction) corner of the City with the boundaries of : (Street) _________ to the north, (Street) __________ to the east, (Street)________ to west and (Street) ___________ to the south. For more than (Age of organization) ________ years, (Name of Organization) ____________ has been addressing issues impacting the quality of life in this mature/new neighborhood with more than _______(Number) homes. (Name of Organization) __________ has an active membership of ________(Number) families but wants to increase participation amongst newcomer with children.
We are currently planning a Nation Night Out event at (Location)__________, (Address of location) _____________ from ___: ___PM to ____:____ PM. The ice cream social at the (Location) _____________ will promote a family friendly environment for neighbors to get to know one another and meet representatives from the Dallas police department. We kindly seek your support with an in-kind donation of popsicles, ice cream and water for (Number)______ of people.
Thank you in advance for favorable consideration, if you should require any additional information, please do not hesitate to contact me at (Phone number) (____) _____-_______ or (Email) ______________. We look forward to partnering with you.
Sincerely,
(Name)
(Title)
National Night Out Event Evaluation Form
Thank you for attending the 2018 National Night Out. Please take a
moment to complete the survey.
Date: Time:
1) What three (3) things did you like most about the event?
a) _____________________________________________________ b) _____________________________________________________ c) _____________________________________________________
2) What three (3) things would you change for next time?
a) _____________________________________________________ b) _____________________________________________________ c) _____________________________________________________
3) Are you a member of the ___________ neighborhood organization?
Yes No
4) Suggestion Box
5) Are you interested in planning next year’s National Night Out event? Yes No
6) If yes, please complete the following information
Name: ____________________________________________________
Phone: ____________________________________________________
Email: _____________________________________________________
FREE NEIGHBORHOOD CAPACITY BUILDING WORKSHOPS
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
DallasPlanUD
AUG 28
SEPT29
OCT20
National Night Out Event PlanningWilson District | 2801 Swiss Avenue7:00pm - 8:30pmLearn how to plan a National Night Out in your neighborhood and receive a planning guide that includes fundraising and budgeting tips.Register at nnoplanningworkshop8-28.eventbrite.com
All Things BeautificationWilson District | 2801 Swiss Avenue9:00am - 11:00amThis workshop provides tips and resources to help with Fall beautification projects such as tree planting and pruning, pollinator gardens and much more! Register at atbworkshop9-29.eventbrite.com
Operation BeautificationIn Your Neighborhood9:00am Grab your neighbors to make your community litter free! Join us for a citywide community cleanup in an area of your choice, like alleys, blocks or green spaces. To register, call 3-1-1 or visit bit.ly/DALLASOPB
City of Dallas Planning & Urban Design
Is YOUR neighborhood on the Neighborhood Organizations Map?Visit www.dallascityhall.com/departments/pnv
Questions? Contact City of Dallas Planning & Urban Design at [email protected] or call 214-671-8900.
Stay informed about City resources, meetings, and events!
How to sign-up for the Dallas Neighborhood Organizations Map:
Find your group on the online map
Review map to confirm boundaries
Complete a form toupdate/ add new info
View Map Verify Boundaries Submit Form
[email protected] /DallasPlanUD
Visit bit.ly/dallasneighbororgmap to view the map and access the form
