Frederick police schedule National Night Out for Aug. 4

The Frederick Police Department has scheduled a citywide National Night Out community event for Tuesday, Aug. 4, 2026, from 6 to 8 p.m.

The City of Frederick says the event is intended for residents of all ages. The gathering is set to bring together residents, police officers, city staff and community partners.

Two-hour event set for Aug. 4

The announced schedule places the event on a Tuesday evening, with activities planned to run for two hours. Aug. 4 is the next known date connected to the city’s announcement.

The Police Department announced the event in a City of Frederick news release published July 20. The notice identifies the date and hours, but the approved announcement information does not include a venue, attendance estimate or a list of participating organizations.

Residents considering the event have a confirmed time window of 6 to 8 p.m. The city has described the program as open to people of all ages.

Community and public-safety outreach

National Night Out is being presented by the city as a community-engagement and public-safety initiative. The announced participants include Frederick residents, police officers, city staff and community partners, though the city did not name specific partner organizations in the information provided.

The event is city-sponsored and is scheduled within the coming days. The announcement does not describe the event as a response to a particular crime trend or public-safety incident.

What is confirmed

The confirmed details are the date, Tuesday, Aug. 4, 2026; the hours, 6 to 8 p.m.; and the city’s invitation to residents of all ages. No further logistics were included in the approved source material.

People seeking location details or information about activities will need to rely on any additional information released by the City of Frederick or Frederick Police Department before the event date.