PITTSBURGH, PA — The city is holding Pittsburgh's inaugural Halloween house decorating contest.
CitiParks is asking people to show their creative spirit by decorating their home in the spookiest decor by to claim awards, bring fun to their neighborhood and be lauded as one of the city's most creative families.
Residents can decorate their own home or property, or they can partner with your neighbors to win awards in the following categories:
• Spookiest Individual Home
• Spookiest Street (must have at least three homes to participate in this category)
• Best Overall Decor
• Most Creative Design
In addition to the categories above, the city will select two additional winners by holding a public vote in which residents can vote for their favorite spooky house as well as a special winner selected by Mayor Corey O'Connor.
Residents who are interested in participating can complete this form by informing the city which category they want to compete in, along with photos of their creative creations.
All interested participants must sign-up by Oct. 23. After that, a CitiParks staff committee will review each submission to determine which households rose to the challenge for each category. CitiParks then will post photo submissions so people can vote on their favorite spooky creation.
Public voting will begin on Oct. 24 following the annual CitiParks Track & Treat event.
Participation in the contest is restricted to city residents, property owners and neighborhoods.
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