City of Midland City Trunk-N-Treat Community Event was a Success.
Midland City Trunkor-Treat Brings Community Together for a Safe and Enjoyable Afternoon the City of Midland City is pleased to announce the success of its Annual Trunk-or-Treat community event held Saturday from 5:00 p.m. until 8:00 p.m. in front of City Hall.
The event brought out approximately 100 or more children and adults for an afternoon filled with music, vendor, fun, fellowship, candy, and community spirit. Families came together to enjoy the festivities and celebrate the season in a welcoming and family-friendly atmosphere.
The safety of our citizens and visitors was a top priority throughout the event. A special thank you to our Chief of Police Ivan Gray and the Midland City Police officers who maintained patrol and a visible presence to help ensure everyone’s safety. We are proud to report that there were no accidents or incidents during the event.
Mayor JoAnn Grimsley and the City Council of Midland City would like to extend sincere appreciation to everyone who attended, participated, volunteered, and helped make this event a success. Your support and involvement demonstrate the strength of our community and the importance of bringing families together.
“Events like Trunk-or-Treat give our families an opportunity to come together, enjoy one another, and create lasting memories. We are grateful to our volunteers; the event committee who does a great job, all the Trunk Treats participants with candy to distribute, and individuals who helped make this a safe and enjoyable afternoon for our community.”
The City of Midland City looks forward to continuing community events that bring residents together and make Midland City a great place to live, work, and raise a family.
With sincere appreciation,
The Mayor and City Council
City of Midland City, Alabama