A Message from the Mayor

Mayor’s Message

National Night Out Returns

Happy Valley will once again participate in National Night Out, this year on Thursday, August 6th. Celebrated all across the county, National Night Out is an opportunity to meet and thank the people who work diligently to keep us safe every day. Plus, you can enjoy live music, food, and conversations with neighbors.

The goal of National Night Out is to create an opportunity for our local law enforcement professionals to interact with residents and share valuable information and tips on how to prevent crime and enhance safety. Conversations between deputies and residents help build a stronger and more connected community, and it is instances like this that help promote positive dialogue that build trust and respect. During the event, you will see Happy Valley Police and the City’s community service officers engage with residents, offer friendly smiles and handshakes, and answer any questions or concerns you may have.

The work that our local Happy Valley police and community service officers do to protect us is vital to our city’s livability. More than that, these are also our neighbors, friends, and City partners. We are proud of how much they care about Happy Valley, and we look forward to celebrating them.
National Night Out also honors the efforts of Clackamas Fire District #1, the Clackamas County Sheriff’s Office, American Medical Response, the National Guard and a variety of other health and safety providers.

National Night Out takes place from 6:30 p.m. to dark on Thursday, August 6 at Happy Valley Park. Join us in showing our gratitude to our first responders.

 

Mayor Ellis