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Pleasant Prairie Police Department squad car No. 4525 got a new paint job from hundreds of children’s hand prints during the village’s National Night Out festivities last year. This year's National Night Out will be marked on Tuesday evening, with six venues hosting events.
- Terry Flores
Jordan Houghtaling of Antioch, Illinois, takes a photo of son Bodee, 6, who found a rather large new toy to play with— a fire department ladder truck — during Pleasant Prairie’s National Night Out festivities. Attendees were encouraged to tour and sit in public safety safety vehicles during the two-hour event at Prairie Springs Park.
- Terry Flores
Pleasant Prairie Police Capt. Barry Ollila, left, applies lilac-colored paint to 3-year-old Arabella Patrick’s hands so she can leave her prints on squad car No. 4525 during the village’s National Night Out celebration on Tuesday. Watching over Arabella is her grandmother Trisha Patrick.
- Terry Flores
GALLERY: Scenes from Kenosha-area National Night Out 2025
Amir Southall, left, and Ambria Golden checked out a police vehicle during National Night Out festivities on Tuesday.
- Terry Flores
Kenosha Police Departments Officer Patrick Newell, left, plays the role of a suspect while police K9 Mika and handler Officer Eric Glaum demonstrate how they apprehend him during National Night Out activities at Petzke Park.
- Terry Flores
Pleasant Prairie Police Department squad car No. 4525 got a new paint job from hundreds of children’s hand prints during the village’s National Night Out festivities last year. This year's National Night Out will be marked on Tuesday evening, with six venues hosting events.
- Terry Flores
Pleasant Prairie Police Sgt. Zach Dutter, left, looks to see whether 7-year-old Payton Kohlmeier’s first pitch will sink him during the village’s National Night Out festivities. Dutter plunged into the water on Payton’s third pitch.
- Terry Flores
Kenosha Police Department Officers Patrick Newell, left, and Eric Glaum of the K9 Unit demonstrate drug detection skills with police dog Mika during the National Night Out event in 2025.
- Terry Flores
Petzke Park was one several sites in Kenosha County that hosted National Night Out events Tuesday.
- Terry Flores
Jordan Houghtaling of Antioch, Illinois, takes a photo of son Bodee, 6, who found a rather large new toy to play with— a fire department ladder truck — during Pleasant Prairie’s National Night Out festivities. Attendees were encouraged to tour and sit in public safety safety vehicles during the two-hour event at Prairie Springs Park.
- Terry Flores
Pleasant Prairie Police Capt. Barry Ollila, left, applies lilac-colored paint to 3-year-old Arabella Patrick’s hands so she can leave her prints on squad car No. 4525 during the village’s National Night Out celebration on Tuesday. Watching over Arabella is her grandmother Trisha Patrick.
- Terry Flores
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