Allen police officers will spend Tuesday evening, Oct. 6, going from cookout to cul-de-sac as the city takes part in National Night Out, the yearly event that pairs neighborhood get-togethers with visits from local law enforcement.
The Allen Police Department has published the list of communities that have registered so far, and it runs to 33 entries, from single-family subdivisions to several apartment and townhome complexes. Officers and other emergency personnel plan to stop by registered gatherings during the evening, according to the department.
Registered so far
- Allenwood Estates
- Alta at the Farm
- Brookside
- Cambridge
- Chaparral Townhomes
- Country Brook Estates
- Country Meadow - Hickory Trail
- Creekside at Ridgeview
- Cumberland Crossing
- Custer Hill Estates
- Emerson at Ford Park Apartments
- Fall Creek
- Glendover Park
- Mission Eagle Pointe
- Morningside
- Parkview in Allen
- Ridgeview Crossing
- Rolling Hills & Whis-Lynge Hills
- Round Rock
- Settlers Gate Apartments
- Silhouette
- Star Creek
- The Farm
- The Jove Apartments
- The Link at Twin Creeks
- The Montgomery at Watters Creek
- The Orchards
- The Trails
- The Village at Twin Creeks
- Twin Creeks
- Uptown Crossing
- Waterford Parks
- Watters Crossing
Not on the list?
The department says there is still time for a block that wants to join. Organizers can register through the police website at AllenPolice.org/NNO. The online form asks for the subdivision name, an organizer's name, phone number and email, the address of the gathering and the time it will take place, which helps officers plan their route.
