Boise Streets Nominated for National Trick-or-Treatiest Competition
Reece's has nominated two streets in Boise for the Trick-or-Treatiest Street in America contest.
Boise, ID, October 9, 2026 — A popular candy brand, Reece’s, has put two streets in Boise, Idaho, in contention for the title of “Trick-or-Treatiest Street in America.” The nomination by Reece’s highlights community efforts and popular Halloween traditions in the nominated neighborhoods.
The specific streets that received nominations were not detailed in the provided summary. Further information regarding the nominated streets, the criteria for selection, and the judging process for the contest was not immediately available.
The “Trick-or-Treatiest Street in America” contest is an initiative by Reece’s to recognize and celebrate neighborhoods that go above and beyond to create memorable Halloween experiences for trick-or-treaters. While the exact nature of the contest and its associated prizes were not specified, such competitions typically aim to acknowledge creative decorations, community spirit, and generous candy distribution.
Reece’s, known for its peanut butter cups, often engages in marketing campaigns centered around holidays like Halloween. This particular nomination suggests that Boise residents have been recognized for their dedication to the holiday. The company’s involvement aims to generate excitement and participation from communities across the nation.
Details on how residents or communities can participate in the nomination process or vote for their favorite streets were not provided. The outcome of the contest and the designation of the winning street are also pending further announcements from Reece’s.
The nomination brings attention to Boise’s Halloween spirit, although specific details about the nominated streets’ activities or their residents’ preparations for the contest remain undisclosed at this time. Updates on the contest, including the announcement of finalists and the ultimate winner, are expected from the sponsoring brand.
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