Walworth County participates in National Night Out
Several Walworth County emergency management agencies showcased their vehicles and equipment, and provided residents with information about their services during National Night Out on Aug. 4 at the Walworth County Fairgrounds, 411 E. Court St. in Elkhorn. The event featured K9 demonstrations, bicycle raffles, jaws of life demonstrations, food vendors, taser demonstrations, informational booths and a fireworks display.
National Night Out Flag
A large American flag hoisted by two firetrucks welcomes attendees to Walworth County’s National Night Out event.
Jaws of Life Demonstration
The Elkhorn Area Fire Department conducts a jaws of life demonstration at the Walworth County Fairgrounds grandstand.
Food Vendors and Informational Booths
Walworth County’s National Night Out event featured a variety of food vendors and informational booths.
Water Rescue Vehicles
Several police and fire departments displayed their water rescue vehicles during National Night Out.
Hungry Attendees
Several National Night Out attendees line up to purchase food items.
Bouncy Bus
An inflatable bouncy bus was a popular attraction and activity among National Night Out attendees.
Crowd Watches
A crowd of National Night Out-goers watches a jaws of life demonstration conducted by the Elkhorn Area Fire Department at the Walworth County Fairgrounds grandstand.
Mobile Command Unit
The Lake Geneva Police and Fire departments’ mobile command unit was featured during Walworth County’s National Night Out.
Dennis Hines
Reporter
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