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Windermere residents gathered along Main Street to celebrate the return of Food Truck Night during the National Night Out on Sept. 24.
Charley, a five year-old white golden retriever, lounges with owners Ursula and Fabio Weinstatt.
Residents file past City Hall on the way to Town Square Park.
Bilyana Mavrov, of Donuts and Real Espresso, Inc. food truck, pulls fresh donuts off the hot oil.
Gavin Rodriguez enjoys treat from the Donuts and Real Espresso, Inc. food truck.
The basketball courts at Town Square Park were filled during the entire event.
Customers browse the menu at the Oh My Dogs! food truck.
A classic Chicago Dog from the Oh My Dogs! food truck.
Town of Windermere Executive Assistant Diane Edwards with her dog, Spike.
Bianca DeSouza and her dog, Dora.
Atticus Sipe poses at a photo booth by the Windermere Police Department Foundation display table.
It took less than an hour for event guests to fill Town Square Park.
Ted and Bonnie Kellog have been married for 52 years and have lived in Windermere for 51 years.
The Down Boys covered classic rock tunes.
Windermere Police Chief David Ogden meets with residents. National Night Out enhances the relationship between law enforcement and community neighbors.
Grant Szukalski gets a close-up look at a motor grader from the Windermere Public Works Department.
The Breast Cancer Awareness Month cruiser from the City of Ocoee Police Department.
A memorial cruiser dedicated to Windermere Police Officer Robert German, slain in the line of duty in 2014.
Families and friends gathered in Windermere’s Town Square Park on Sept. 24 to celebrate the return of Food Truck Night and the annual National Night Out.
Food Truck Night, previously scheduled for Aug. 27, had been canceled due to the rise in COVID-19 cases. A total of 16 trucks came out in force to serve everything from hot dogs to lobster rolls as guests lounged on lawn chairs and picnic blankets.
The block party-style event also celebrated National Night Out; the annual community-building campaign honoring local law enforcement and first responders. Information tables lined the sidewalk and service vehicles were on display throughout the park as representatives from Windermere Police Department, and City of Ocoee Police Department and Fire Department, were on hand.
