National Night Out
Police ☆ Community ☆ Partnership

ONE CITY. ONE COMMUNITY. ONE NIGHT.

On Tuesday, August 4, 2026, all ten SFPD district stations came together with their communities for National Night Out: one citywide celebration of the neighbors and officers who look out for each other every day.

From the Bayview to the Richmond, it was the same night, same spirit: neighbors and SFPD officers came together for an evening of food, games, and fun. Ten neighborhoods, ten block parties, one San Francisco. Together, we all played a part in a safer city.

With the support of our community, we raised funds to help every station put on a celebration its neighborhood would remember, with donors choosing which station their gift supported. Every dollar went directly to the neighborhood selected to help cover food, supplies, activities, and giveaways, lighting up all ten neighborhoods on August 4.

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ABOUT NATIONAL NIGHT OUT

National Night Out is a nationwide community-building campaign that strengthens police–community partnerships and neighborly connection, making neighborhoods safer, more caring places to live. Since it began in 1984, it has grown into a beloved annual tradition: on the first Tuesday each August, millions of neighbors across thousands of communities in all fifty states, U.S. territories, and military bases come together for block parties, cookouts, and celebrations — meeting the officers who serve them under warm, festive circumstances. This August, San Francisco proudly joins that tradition across all ten of its police districts.