Westminster's Concerts in the Park kicked off with a vibrant celebration of community and safety during the National Night Out event on August 8, 2025. The evening featured over 40 community booths, live entertainment, and public safety demonstrations, showcasing the city's commitment to fostering connections among residents and local organizations.

Mayor's remarks highlighted the tireless efforts of city staff in organizing the event, emphasizing the importance of community engagement. "Tonight is about building community, having fun, and showing appreciation to those who keep us safe," the Mayor stated, acknowledging the presence of local leaders, including Congressman Derek Chen and State Senator Tony Strickland, who support Westminster's initiatives.

Vice Mayor Menzel encouraged attendees to interact with police and fire department members, reinforcing the idea that public safety is a shared responsibility. "Together as a community, along with them, is what keeps our community safe," he said, urging residents to introduce themselves to first responders.

Councilwoman Emily Fenwick passionately spoke about the significance of National Night Out, stating, "Public safety is not just a government responsibility. It is a shared commitment." She expressed gratitude for first responders, recognizing their role as guardians and neighbors.

The event concluded with a call to action for residents to continue building a safer and stronger community for future generations. As the night unfolded, attendees were invited to enjoy the music of Funk Station, ensuring a lively atmosphere that celebrated unity and safety in Westminster.