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Nicolas Lutts, 3, looks up at 19Alpha1 during OBPD's 35th-annual National Night Out at the Nova Community Center on Tuesday, Aug. 7. Photo by Jarleene Almenas
OBPD Officer Justin Hyatt and his K-9, Kane, during OBPD's 35th-annual National Night Out at the Nova Community Center on Tuesday, Aug. 7. Photo by Jarleene Almenas
Violet Gomes, 2, glides down a slide during OBPD's 35th-annual National Night Out at the Nova Community Center on Tuesday, Aug. 7. Photo by Jarleene Almenas
Polynesian Fire dancers begin the show during OBPD's 35th-annual National Night Out at the Nova Community Center on Tuesday, Aug. 7. Photo by Jarleene Almenas
Tulei Lavata'i tosses a Samoan fire knife into the air during OBPD's 35th-annual National Night Out at the Nova Community Center on Tuesday, Aug. 7. Photo by Jarleene Almenas
OBPD officers Marianne Durkin and Jay Brennan show off their Hawaiian spirit with colorful leis during OBPD's 35th-annual National Night Out at the Nova Community Center on Tuesday, Aug. 7. Photo by Jarleene Almenas
Polynesian Fire dancers perform during OBPD's 35th-annual National Night Out at the Nova Community Center on Tuesday, Aug. 7. Photo by Jarleene Almenas
OBPD's Rosa Biondi, Sgt. Mike Pavelka and Stephanie Henson man the raffle table during OBPD's 35th-annual National Night Out at the Nova Community Center on Tuesday, Aug. 7. Photo by Jarleene Almenas
Kids show off their best warrior poses during OBPD's 35th-annual National Night Out at the Nova Community Center on Tuesday, Aug. 7. Photo by Jarleene Almenas
A Polynesian Fire dancer shows off her hula moves during OBPD's 35th-annual National Night Out at the Nova Community Center on Tuesday, Aug. 7. Photo by Jarleene Almenas
OBPD Capt. Chris Roos, Chief Jesse Godfrey and Capt. Lisa Rosenthal smile during OBPD's 35th-annual National Night Out at the Nova Community Center on Tuesday, Aug. 7. Photo by Jarleene Almenas
This year's National Night Out event by the Ormond Beach Police Department could not have been complete without Polynesian dancers, karate demonstrations and seeing the community's police officers — in uniform or Hawaiian shirts.
The 35th-annual event was held at the Nova Community Center on Tuesday, Aug. 7, and featured performances by Polynesian Fire. The Hawaiian luau-themed event also had a photo booth, rock wall, face painting, bounce houses, live music and appearances by OBPD's 10Alpha1 and the Chick-fil-A cow.
