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What are the benefits of the name change?
We can produce our own materials without having concern for copyright laws. This will allow for a more affordable celebration.
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Night to Unite
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1.
What is Night to Unite?
Minnesota’s Night to Unite is an evening to gather with your neighbors and the Coon Rapids Police Department.
2.
When is the time and date of the annual Night to Unite?
Night to Unite is the first Tuesday in August. Neighborhood gatherings often begin around 5:30 p.m., it is up to each group to set a time that works best for their area.
3.
Why did we change the name of the program?
Primarily to get out from under the umbrella of the National Association of Town Watch (NATW). NATW is a non-profit organization that manages National Night Out. NATW fell under scrutiny when the public gained knowledge regarding the compensation the executive director was earning.
The funds to support this program primarily come from the Department of Justice and membership fees paid by law enforcement agencies throughout the county.
4.
What are the benefits of the name change?
We can produce our own materials without having concern for copyright laws. This will allow for a more affordable celebration.
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