National Night Out at the Glen Cove Waterfront Park where every Glen Cove resident is invited every year. Since not all neighborhoods develop a NNO event, residents from all over Glen Cove come to the park drawn to the water and beautiful views as well as the great food truck.
National Night Out at The Ridge (first row):
Dina visited with Patrick Wong and Wally Trujillo, Vallejo Fire Department team members at The Ridge.Dina Morrison shares a moment with Keith Jaymes, a homeowner at The Ridge.Monica Gomez, Jameelah Hanif, Ms. Hanif’s son Brandon, Christina Lee, City of Vallejo Communications and Public Information Officer, Dina Morrison, GCCA community rep, The Ridge and two guests from the Vallejo Police Department.
Waterfront Park, The Shores, The Lodge at Glen Cove Olde Towne galleries:
The Glen Cove Waterfront Park NNO celebration was another huge success! Elissa Stewart (pictured in photo above), a homeowner in The Pointe community, coordinates this event that welcomes all Glen Cove residents. Elissa arranged for a great food truck to be on site as well. If your community doesn’t organize a National Night Out event next year, bring your family and some chairs and join the celebration at the beautiful Glen Cove Waterfront Park. NNO is usually in early August.
GCCA community reps Pat Tomasello, Quiet Harbor, John Fox, Seascape and Ward Stewart, The Pointe attended the Waterfront Park event. Cal Jones, a Vallejo Station 26 firefighter, brought smiles and fire helmets to kids of all ages at Olde Towne’s annual NNO celebration.Stacey Kennington, one of Olde Towne’s National Night Out founders, and a longtime contributor to the Glen Cove Community Association’s success.Olde Towne National Night Out party-goers, visiting with old and new neighbors.Ralph Mariscal (pictured at right), GCCA Vice President & Olde TowneII community representative, escorts Wally Trujillo, Patrick Wong and Cal Jones, VFD firemen, to the party and the great potluck.Gary Ellison, a longtime Olde Towne resident, working the grill and serving his famous chili to Olde Towne party-goers.Ralph Mariscal, the GCCA Vice President and Olde Towne II community representative, visits with Stephen Berry, a guest of an Olde Towne homeowner.Tesi (TC) O’Brien (pictured) and Cathy Villareal, Marketing Director at The Lodge at Glen Cove, welcomed residents, guests and visitors with food and live entertainment for the 2nd consecutive year.Kyle Long, Vallejo Fire Chief along with VFD staff members Courtney Schreiner-Lee and Angela Knight, visiting the Glen Cove Waterfront Park event.Elissa StewartSeveral Vallejo Police Officers and James Olson, City of Vallejo Senior Landscape Inspector, brought team members to meet Glen Cove residents and answer resident questions at the Waterfront Park as well as other NNO locations in Glen Cove.Inez Banuelos and Elliot Shaw, real estate professionals from Tipp Realty in the Safeway Center, had a table at the Glen Cove Waterfront Park again this year. They shared useful real estate information such as property value updates for Glen Cove residents and visitors at the NNO celebration. If you were unable to attend NNO, stop by Tipp Realty in the Safeway CenterJackie and Bob Corsun once again hosted residents and friends at their home in The Shores, an annual participant in the National Night Out celebration.Bob Corsun
Jackie, a former GCCA officer and community representative, is a longtime GCCA contributor and currently manages the GCCA social media. At the NNO event, she makes useful community information available.
