Good morning, Westport.

Westport first responders will host the first National Night Out on August 4 from 5 to 8 p.m. at Jesup Green and Taylor Lot, inviting families to meet local police, firefighters + EMS workers while enjoying food vendors and games.

ESPN, the sports-media giant in Bristol, will implement another round of layoffs as part of its downsizing plan, following similar cuts made in recent years.

The decision is expected to affect Connecticut staff and add to ongoing restructuring efforts.

On Sunday, Aug. 2, Saugatuck Rowing Club will host the First Folk Sunday concert where Suzanne Sheridan will honor Cheryl Wheeler with a tribute performance plus the culinary team will offer brunch with signature cocktails, with doors opening at noon and music starting at 12:30 p.m.

Westport resident Susan Granger has published her summer movie reviews to help locals decide what films to watch, covering picks like Toy Story 5 and Disclosure Day.

On Tuesday, heavy rain and strong winds left nearly 550 Westport customers without power and caused flash floods near downtown and businesses including Bar Taco.

Eversource reported a large tree fell on power lines at the Post Road and King Highway intersection — residents said the scene was dramatic.

Parks & Recreation officials met with the Planning & Zoning Commission on Monday to refine proposals for lighting and landscaping improvements at athletic fields on Riverside and North Avenues.

The commission requested three detailed plans ahead of the Aug. 17 meeting.

A survey on a fenced dog run at Winslow Park received 338 responses with 60.7 percent of users opposing a separate area due to concerns over open space.

The topic is not on tonight’s 8 p.m. Commission agenda but may be raised during public comment (survey still online).