Cheyenne Neighborhood Night
2026 Cheyenne Neighborhood Night
Thursday, July 9
Each year in July, the Cheyenne Police Department (CPD) hosts Cheyenne Neighborhood Night (previously named Neighborhood Night Out); a community-building event designed to bring neighbors, businesses, and police together in partnership against crime in Cheyenne.
Register your block party:
- Online registration will open on Thursday, May 28
Neighborhood Captains: You are the most important element in our event! Each year, neighborhood “Block Captains” organize specific block parties featuring cookouts, live music, and entertainment. You will plan your block party with the Police Department, recruit neighborhood helpers, and work with sponsoring businesses/groups to host the best block party in the City!
Block Captain Planning Meeting: The CPD will kick off this year’s Cheyenne Neighborhood Night by hosting a Block Captain planning meeting. Anyone interested in hosting a block party is encouraged to participate.
- When: Thursday, May 28 at 5:30 p.m.
- Where: Public Safety Center located at 415 West 18th Street
This meeting will be informational and feature an open discussion for sharing fun block party planning ideas. Whether you have hosted a block party in the past or are interested in hosting a party this year, this is your opportunity to begin the process and plan a special event for your neighborhood.
Cheyenne Businesses, Churches and Groups: We need you! Rather than donations of money, we ask that you work with neighborhood Captains and generously provide your resources to a block party looking for help. You can determine how to assist, as it may come in many forms such as food/catering, live music, games, or attractions such as blow-up jumpers, balloons, or water games. The program will recognize every supporting business, church, and/or specialty group by every means possible throughout the year.
Every block party will be unique - individual neighborhoods may plan vastly different meals, activities, and entertainment.
Cheyenne Neighborhood Night seeks to enhance the relationship between neighbors and law enforcement while bringing back a true sense of community. Furthermore, it provides a great opportunity to bring police and neighbors together under positive circumstances.
RESOURCES:
For questions, please contact Public Information Officer, Alex Farkas at (307) 637-6537 or afarkas@cheyennepd.org