Sunny, warm weather greets Fifth Annual Clinton County Night Out over weekend
Lock Haven City Police Lt. Elizabeth Gregory speaks to a young girl at the Clinton County Night Out event, held on Saturday, Aug. 15 at the Clinton County Government Piper Complex. ASHTON PETERS/FOR THE EXPRESS
ASHTON PETERS/FOR THE EXPRESS Community members walk between emergency responder trucks and information booths at the Fifth Annual Clinton County Night Out on Saturday evening.
Lock Haven City Police Lt. Elizabeth Gregory speaks to a young girl at the Clinton County Night Out event, held on Saturday, Aug. 15 at the Clinton County Government Piper Complex. ASHTON PETERS/FOR THE EXPRESS
ASHTON PETERS/FOR THE EXPRESS Community members walk between emergency responder trucks and information booths at the Fifth Annual Clinton County Night Out on Saturday evening.
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LOCK HAVEN -- Warm weather and sunny skies offered the perfect back drop for the Fifth Annual Clinton County Night out this weekend at the Clinton County Government Piper Complex.
Held on Saturday, the event offered families and other members of the community the chance to learn about local law enforcement, fire departments, EMS agencies and more.
The event is presented each year by Clinton County Sheriff Kerry Stover and District Attorney Dave Strouse and serves as a way to bring the community together.
Attendees had the chance to explore emergency vehicles, meet first responders and learn more about the agencies that serve Clinton County.
The event also featured the Pennsylvania Game Commission and DCNR displays, a bounce house, kids activities and live fire extinguisher training.