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Events
Main Street Festival
Although the City of Laurel is a progressive town, we still enjoy the roots of a small, close knit community by providing a day each year in may called the Main Street Festival. Main Street is completely closed to vehicular traffic allowing thousands of people to stroll up and down Main Street enjoying a parade, numerous food vendors, bands and arts and crafts. Each year this event draws close to 50,000 people with little or no issues that require police department intervention.
4th of July
Every year the City of Laurel celebrates the Fourth of July with a parade and daily activities culminating in a Fireworks display in the evening enjoyed not only by the residents of Laurel by numerous surrounding communities as well. The Laurel Police Department provides protection at all of these events allowing the citizens to partake of a day of fun and an evening of spectacular entertainment. For more information, visit the Laurel Fourth of July Committee page.
National Night Out (NNO)
The City of Laurel participated in another successful annual National Night Out which is held on the first Tuesday of August. The community has come to welcome the opportunity to speak and interact with the members of the Laurel Police Department, as well as a number of other police agencies and public safety groups.