Tosa’s Night Out will have a new focus this year. The WPD would like to bring the festivities to each neighborhood in Tosa by encouraging localized Block Parties in addition to the celebration at the Milwaukee County Zoo on Wednesday, August 3rd. We already hosted our neighborhood block party, but we can try a simple way to connect and show our support that weekend. On July 31st at 7:31pm, we ask that everyone take a few minutes to come outside and meet the neighbors on your block. We hope to have our Block Watch Captains out to greet you as well. If you want to be included in our WPD and Safety Liaison email updates, you could give your contact information to your BW Captain at this time. Come on out and show your support for the WPD and the Block Watch Program.  You can register here, for Tosa’s Night Out at the zoo.

From the WPD:

On Monday, August 1st, from 6-8pm the Police Department, in coordination with our many neighborhood associations will host “Night Out in your Neighborhood” parties throughout the City. There will be four parties throughout the city that night. Come meet the Police Officers that work your neighborhoods, see squad cars, motorcycles, McGruff, fire trucks, children’s games provided by the YMCA, hot dogs, chips and soda for sale by the Wauwatosa wrestlers, and other giveaways! Stop by to say hello to our officers or ask about crime prevention in your neighborhood.

Monday August 1st – from 6-8pm
Night Out in Your Neighborhood – regional block parties:
• Madison Elementary School, 9925 W. Glendale
• Fischer Building 12121 W. North Ave
• Longfellow Middle School 7600 W. North Ave
• Wilson Elementary School 1060 Glenview Ave.

Wauwatosa Neighborhood Block Watch Program
The Wauwatosa Neighborhood Block Watch Program is a proven crime prevention program that enlists the active participation of citizens, in cooperation with law enforcement, to reduce residential crime. The Neighborhood Watch has three main goals:
(1) Neighbors getting to know each other and working together in a program of mutual assistance
(2) Citizens learning how to recognize and report suspicious activity in their neighborhoods
(3) People using proven crime prevention techniques like Operation I.D., “target hardening”, and lighting – landscaping and locking principles.

Join us for a joint PPNA and Inglewood Neighborhood Association Happy Hour on Wednesday, May 4th at Hue, 6519 West North Avenue, from 5:30pm-7:30pm.  Hue will offer Happy Hour Specials, including $6.00 Taps and $2.00 off Apps.  Meet some new neighbors, check out our business sponsor Hue, and celebrate Star Wars Day!

May the 4th be with you!

Saturday, March 19th
11am
Washington Playground
PPNA members’ children and grandchildren 10 years old and younger are invited to participate. Bring your baskets to collect eggs and don’t forget your cameras as the PPNA Easter Bunny will be on hand to help the kiddies search for eggs! You must be a current member to participate in this event, for insurance purposes. Not a current member? Find out how to become a member, here!

Lots of hoppy little bunnies in Pabst Park today! Thanks to all for braving the chilly temps to participate in the Egg Hunt.