2026 Halloween Street Closure

2026 Halloween Street Closure
Petition and General Information

2026 Halloween Street Closure Petition

Please support the Tara Civic Association’s annual Halloween street closure.

This safety measure has been successfully implemented for the past two years, and your signature will help us continue it for this Halloween. The City requires resident signatures each year to approve closing interior Tara streets to vehicle traffic during EBR Trick-or-Treat hours.

We have asked the City whether signatures may be applied to multiple years, but until we receive their response, a new petition is required annually.

Only one signature per Tara household is required.

First Name

Last Name

Street Number

Phone Number

I am in favor of closing Tara's streets to vehicular traffic during EBR trick-or-treating hours for Halloween 2026

Optional - If City accepts, please use my signature below for the same intention for Halloween 2027

Sign Here

Comments (Optional)

Thank you for signing!
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Barbara	Verrett
Frank	Vicari
Bruno	Villar
Rose	Wall
Megan	Warde
Cortland	Warner
Margaret	Webb
Barry	Weinstein
Morgan	Weithman
Ashley	Werline
Magdelin	West
Christopher	Whatley
Lauren	Whatley
Susab	Wheely
Elizabeth	Whitley
Kimberly	Wiley
Lauren	Wiley
Lee	Williams
Teresa	Wilson
Stewart	Wilson
Mary Kyle	Wingrove
Jesse	Wolfgang
Riley	Womack Balius
Michelle	Yanarella
Jesse	Yanarella
Kirbee	Young
Trey	Young
Morgan	Zaeff
Jeanette	Zecchel
Harold	Zylicz
suna	morgan
Arlyn	saucier
dale	songy
curry	verner
sarah	vince

We are currently applying to the city for the Street Closure Permit. Information about the approval status and closure details will be sent to residents as soon as we have information from the City.

Map of Proposed Closures

Streets shown in yellow on the map indicate proposed closures. Tara Blvd cannot be included per City requirements. Whitehall will remain open to provide access to the Tara High parking lot, and E. Thurman will remain open to support traffic circulation.

Last year, the police did a phenomenal job directing vehicles to designated parking areas and safely back out of the neighborhood efficiently, and we plan to implement the same strategy this year.