KENOSHA COUNTY — A variety of activities, games and free food brought crowds flocking to six National Night Out events held throughout Kenosha County on Tuesday.
NATIONAL NIGHT OUT | 2026
National Night Out takes over Kenosha County
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Weller Richards, 1, right, watches as Joshua Olson, 6, plays a ball-toss game at the National Night Out event Tuesday evening in the parking lot in front of the new Kenosha County Human Services Building at 3500 52nd St. Looking on at left are Joshua’s mom, Andrea Olson, carrying Jenna, 9 months.
Amelia Schmidt tosses bean bags to win a prize at Pleasant Prairie's National Night Out on Tuesday evening at Prairie Springs Park.Â
Alana Zapf runs through Kenosha Public Library's obstacle course at the city's national night out event held at Lincoln Park on Tuesday.Â
Kenosha County Children and Family Services Division Manager Annette Howze hands a prize to Zakayia Anderson as Gang Intervention Supervisor Glenn Larson reads off winning raffle numbers during the National Night Out event Tuesday in the parking lot in front of the new county Human Services Building at 3500 52nd St.
Zoey Simonds made her mark on the Village of Pleasant Prairie's police car with a painted handprint. Pleasant Prairie's celebration at Prairie Springs Park was one of six events held in Kenosha County for National Night Out.Â
Randy Guzman helps his son Juan through an obstacle course at the City of Kenosha's National Night out held Tuesday evening at Lincoln Park.Â
Ryan Deglow of Professional Services Group grills hotdogs at the National Night Out event Tuesday outside of the new Kenosha County Human Services Building at 3500 52nd St.
From left, Bryan Cortez and sons Liam and Noah tour the Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office Mobile Command Unit at the National Night Out event held Tuesday in the parking lot of the county’s new Human Services Building at 3500 52nd St.
County Executive Samantha Kerkman and members of the Kenosha County Human Services team at the National Night Out event held Tuesday outside of the new Human Services Building on 52nd Street.
The Kenosha County-sponsored National Night Out event, held Tuesday outside of the new, soon-to-open Human Services Building at 3500 52nd St.
