Community Halloween celebrations held in Jackson and Grand Junction

Community Halloween festivities took place in Jackson, Wyoming, and Grand Junction, Colorado. In Jackson, the Town Square hosted a celebration featuring trunk-or-treating, costume contests for humans and dogs, and participation from 30 local businesses and organizations. The Mountain Academy of Teton Science Schools received the Best Trunk-or-Treat Award for its haunted school bus display.

In Grand Junction, local regulations regarding golf cart usage on streets were highlighted during the holiday period. According to municipal code, golf carts are permitted in three specific areas, excluding country roads and state or federal highways. To be legal for street use in these zones, carts must be equipped with a state-approved slow-moving vehicle triangle, rearview mirrors, turn signals, headlights, taillights, a steering wheel, and foot-controlled pedals, and must carry insurance for property damage and injuries.