First responders were at 11 locations scattered around Odessa for National Night Out Tuesday in Odessa. National Night Out is designed to heighten crime and drug prevention awareness while generating support and participation in local anti-crime partnerships. The National Association of Town Watch (NATW) officially agreed to have a National Night Out for Texas on the first Tuesday of October in 2008 rather than August like other states. (Jacob Ford|Odessa American)
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Calem Zapata, center, speaks with Odessa Police Department Sgt. Brad Cline, right, during National Night Out at the Woodlands Apartments in Odessa. First responders were at 11 locations scattered around Odessa. National Night Out is designed to heighten crime and drug prevention awareness while generating support and participation in local anti-crime partnerships. The National Association of Town Watch (NATW) officially agreed to have a National Night Out for Texas on the first Tuesday of October in 2008 rather than August like other states. (Jacob Ford|Odessa American)
Odessa Fire/Rescue Cpt. Austin Yocham, right, Colton Pe–a, center, and Dan Corey speak with eat a meal on the street during National Night Out at the 4200 Block of Candy Lane in Odessa. First responders were at 11 locations scattered around Odessa. National Night Out is designed to heighten crime and drug prevention awareness while generating support and participation in local anti-crime partnerships. The National Association of Town Watch (NATW) officially agreed to have a National Night Out for Texas on the first Tuesday of October in 2008 rather than August like other states. (Jacob Ford|Odessa American)
Odessa Police Department and Odessa Fire/Rescue eat and converse with neighborhood residents during National Night Out at the 4200 Block of Candy Lane in Odessa. First responders were at 11 locations scattered around Odessa. National Night Out is designed to heighten crime and drug prevention awareness while generating support and participation in local anti-crime partnerships. The National Association of Town Watch (NATW) officially agreed to have a National Night Out for Texas on the first Tuesday of October in 2008 rather than August like other states. (Jacob Ford|Odessa American)
Odessa Police Department and Odessa Fire/Rescue eat and converse with neighborhood residents during National Night Out at the 4200 Block of Candy Lane in Odessa. First responders were at 11 locations scattered around Odessa. National Night Out is designed to heighten crime and drug prevention awareness while generating support and participation in local anti-crime partnerships. The National Association of Town Watch (NATW) officially agreed to have a National Night Out for Texas on the first Tuesday of October in 2008 rather than August like other states. (Jacob Ford|Odessa American)
Calem Zapata, 7, center, poses for a photo with Odessa Police Department Sgt. Brad Cline after showing him the lights on his police truck during National Night Out at the Woodlands Apartments in Odessa. First responders were at 11 locations scattered around Odessa. National Night Out is designed to heighten crime and drug prevention awareness while generating support and participation in local anti-crime partnerships. The National Association of Town Watch (NATW) officially agreed to have a National Night Out for Texas on the first Tuesday of October in 2008 rather than August like other states. (Jacob Ford|Odessa American)
Calem Zapata, 7, right, walks with Odessa Police Department Sgt. Brad Cline after showing him the lights on his police truck during National Night Out at the Woodlands Apartments in Odessa. First responders were at 11 locations scattered around Odessa. National Night Out is designed to heighten crime and drug prevention awareness while generating support and participation in local anti-crime partnerships. The National Association of Town Watch (NATW) officially agreed to have a National Night Out for Texas on the first Tuesday of October in 2008 rather than August like other states. (Jacob Ford|Odessa American)
Calem Zapata, 7, right, walks with Odessa Police Department Sgt. Brad Cline after showing him the lights on his police truck during National Night Out at the Woodlands Apartments in Odessa. First responders were at 11 locations scattered around Odessa. National Night Out is designed to heighten crime and drug prevention awareness while generating support and participation in local anti-crime partnerships. The National Association of Town Watch (NATW) officially agreed to have a National Night Out for Texas on the first Tuesday of October in 2008 rather than August like other states. (Jacob Ford|Odessa American)
