The organizers decided to forgo another popular tradition this year, the balloon glow. Siverts says the reasoning behind this decision was twofold. First, eliminating the balloons will make more room on the field for cars, which the department would like to space at least 30 feet apart. Second, balloons are much less impressive during the day.
There will be no electricity on the field available for “trunks” to use for decorations, and organizers are asking that no one bring trailers as was common in years past. Also, everyone attending the event should wear a mask.
“We want people to come, stay close to the family and friends they come with, get candy, and go home. And of course we want them to have fun!” Siverts said.
Mckenzie Jenkins is the new recreation specialist, and she is working closely with Siverts as the primary organizer for this event.
The Parks and Rec Department is asking for donations of candy. Though “trunks” bring their own candy, they typically run out, and the organizers replenish the stocks throughout the event. Candy can be donated at the Village Office. Anyone interested in being a “trunk” at the event can register by calling the Parks and Recreation Department at (505) 899-8900.
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