Special Brush Pick-Up Notice!
Our Public Works Team is in the middle of our city-wide sweep to collect all limbs, etc., left over from Hurricane Helene. The special collection started on Monday, October 7.
If you don't have your brush at the curb, please get it out now.
Brush Pickup Guidelines

Halloween

OctOctober 31 2024

Trick or Treaters

Trick or Treat Safety Tips

Halloween is an exciting time for kids and adults alike. The official time to Trick or Treat in the City of Montgomery is from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. But before your little ghosts and goblins race out to grab as much candy as they can, please read these safety tips.

Trick or treaters in crosswalk

Walking

Young children should be accompanied by adults and only cross the street at designated crosswalks. Don’t Run! Running can cause kids to trip and get injured. Running also makes it harder for drivers to see you. When possible, always use the sidewalks or walk facing oncoming traffic. Don’t walk in the middle of the street.

Costumes

Costumes should have light colors to make it easier to be seen. Reflective tape and stickers can be added to clothing and/or bags to increase visibility. Consider using face paint instead of a mask. Masks can obstruct the child’s vision and make it hard for them to navigate in the dark. Many kids wear glow sticks or carry flashlights to help light up where they are walking.

Drivers

If you must drive during Trick or Treat, please drive slowly and be alert. Children are excited on Halloween and may move in unpredictable ways. Allow extra time to navigate in the neighborhoods and pull slowly and carefully in and out of driveways.

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