Arc Mercer Joins Hamilton Township for National Night Out
- 3 days ago
- 1 min read
Arc Mercer consumers and staff joined the Hamilton Township community for National Night Out, an annual event that brings residents and local law enforcement together to build stronger, safer communities.
Several consumers from our residential programs attended alongside staff and met up with Residential Director Paul Lagana for an evening of community activities and connection. While there, the group also had the opportunity to snap a photo with Hamilton Township Mayor Jeff Martin, who is no stranger to The Arc Mercer. Mayor Martin has attended many Arc Mercer events over the years and continues to make time to meet and engage with our consumers and staff.
National Night Out also gave our consumers another opportunity to reconnect with members of local law enforcement. Through The Arc Mercer’s Good Neighbor Program and other community initiatives, the agency has worked to build strong relationships with police departments throughout Mercer County. Many of our consumers have gotten to know local officers through events, visits, and activities, and always look forward to seeing familiar faces in the community.
Events like National Night Out are a great reminder of what being part of a community is all about: building relationships, getting to know our neighbors, and creating meaningful connections that extend far beyond a single event.
Thank you to our residential staff for helping our consumers get out, participate, and represent The Arc Mercer in the community!
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