Apply to close your block on Halloween as part of SDOT’s ‘Trick or Streets’ program

Meghan Walker Ballard

The City’s “Trick or Streets” program is back again for 2022, allowing residents to apply to close their blocks to thru-traffic on Halloween night.

Residents can apply for a street closure permit for Halloween by filling out SDOT’s online application. The permits for street closures are available year-round.

The Trick or Streets permits will allow blocks to close until 10 p.m. on Monday, Oct. 31.

If you’re planning on handing out candy on Halloween, you can add your house to My Ballard’s Halloween map below. To add your house, follow the instructions below:

  • Click the [ ] icon in the upper right-hand corner of the map below, which will open up Google Maps.
  • Then, click “Edit.”
  • Add your address to the search bar that appears.
  • Make edits as you’d like, and click “Save” when prompted to do so.

If it’s not working for you, please email us your address to tips@myballard.com and we’ll add it for you.

Photo: SDOT