Community enjoys record turnout for annual trunk or treat event

November 04, 2024 | Converse, Bexar County, Texas


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Community enjoys record turnout for annual trunk or treat event
The Converse City Parks and Recreation Meeting held on November 4, 2024, focused on the recent success of community events, particularly the "Trunk or Treat" and "Movie in the Park." The meeting began with a review of the turnout for the Trunk or Treat event, which was noted to have an impressive attendance, with lines extending past the playground and into the parking lot. Participants expressed appreciation for the positive atmosphere, highlighting that everyone got along well without any issues.

The police department received commendations for their support during the event, which contributed to the highest attendance recorded for the Movie in the Park. Attendees enjoyed snacks, with five jars of pickles consumed quickly, showcasing the event's popularity. Public Works staff, particularly Oscar and Juan, were recognized for their helpfulness, assisting with snack distribution and contributing to the event's success.

Discussion also included reflections on the event's logistics. While the overall experience was positive, some attendees suggested adjustments for future events, particularly regarding the sound and lighting. It was noted that the music from the police department during the movie created some challenges, and there were considerations for repositioning the movie screen to enhance visibility and enjoyment.

The meeting concluded with a consensus that, despite minor adjustments needed for future events, the community engagement and enjoyment were significant highlights. Plans for next year's events will incorporate feedback to improve the overall experience for attendees.

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