Halloween in the D Kickoff

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City leaders will join with community and business leaders and members of the Department of Neighborhoods today to kick off the Halloween in the D campaign to raise funds, collect candy donations and recruit volunteers in support of this annual Detroit tradition.

Halloween in the D was launched in 2018 to provide several days of community events and activities to allow Detroit children and their families to celebrate Halloween in a safe and fun way. Activities will include trunk-or-treating at Police and Fire stations, transformed City parks and parties at Recreation Centers, with free candy all across the city.

This year marks a return to traditional trunk-or-treat activities and Halloween activities at parks. More than 30,000 children participate in Halloween in the D activities each year.

WHO:
- Deputy Mayor Todd Bettison
- City Council President Mary Sheffield
- Fire Commissioner Charles Simms
- Latrice McClendon, Huntington Bank Community President of Detroit
- Department of Neighborhoods District Managers
- Community Members