As Cleveland’s population grows so does attendance at Treat Street, an annual trick-or-treating event hosted by the Unity Committee of Cleveland and the City of Cleveland. Thousands of costumed children packed into Stancil Exposition Center on Thursday, Oct. 31, to visit the 45 or so booths that lined the arena.
The booths are hosted by local businesses, churches, schools and civic groups, with each competing to win trophies. Awards this year went to Southside Elementary, first place, El Burrito, second place, and Whataburger, third place.
The Unity Committee of Cleveland also organizes Hometown Christmas, Fourth of July fireworks shows and other family-friendly annual events. The Committee is made up of volunteers who are dedicated to promoting “Unity in Community.” If you are interested in joining the Unity Committee, please contact Cleveland Civic Center at 281-592-2395.
Cleveland Attorney Jennifer Bergman Harkness and Liberty County Sheriff’s Deputy Zack Harkness brought their twins, Ella and Hudson, to their first Treat Street on Oct. 31. 
Cleveland Lions Club 
Austin Bank 
Pump Repair and Service 
H-E-B 
Hailey Crowson (right) and Susan Rollins 
Burke’s Outlet 
King City Riders 
Southside Elementary 
Southside Elementary 
Southside Elementary 
Crossfit Embolden 
MET Head Start 
El Burrito 
El Burrito 
Azalea Terrace 
Boho Flower Market 
Mann Eye Clinic 
Peachstone Generators, owned by Mike Doyle, provided the sound system and stage for this year’s Treat Street on Oct. 31. 
A to Z Dental and Braces 
Health Center of Southeast Texas 
C.J. Foundation for autism awareness 
Cleveland Emergency Hospital 
East Fork RV Resort 
Enloe Contractors 
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 1839 in Cleveland 
D & M Diner 
Cleveland Walmart 
Stanfield Propane and Last Chance Feed Store 
Cleveland Health Care Center 
Cleveland High School FFA 
Eastside Elementary 
Liberty County Sheriff’s Office 
Kendall Homes 
Pct. 6 Constable John Joslin’s office 
A presidential pooch made an appearance at the Pct. 6 Constable’s Office booth at Treat Street on Thursday, Oct. 31. 
Mother and son law partners, Terry Bacon and Chad Etheridge, manned the booth promoting Bacon’s political bid for Liberty County Court at Law No. 2 at Cleveland’s Treat Street on Thursday, Oct. 31. 
Whataburger 
Cleveland City Manager Kelly McDonald announces the winners of the booth-decorating contest at Treat Street on Thursday, Oct. 31. 
Third place in the booth-decorating contest went to Whataburger. Making the presentation was Ashleigh Broussard, member of the Unity Committee. 
First place in the booth-decorating contest went to Southside Elementary. School staff went with a circus theme that included a ring master, elephants on parade, ticket booth and animal trainer. 
Children participate in a dance-off to Michael Jackson’s Thriller. The prize of a $50 gift card was donated by Bluebonnet News. 
Bentley Cleveland won the Treat Street dance-off. 
Thousands of people turned out for this year’s Treat Street in Cleveland, held on Thursday, Oct. 31, at Stancil Exposition Center. Every year, attendance grows. This year, roughly 45 businesses, schools, churches and organizations hosted booths and handed out candy to trick-or-treating children. 
Keegan Lenderman looks tough in his dinosaur costume for Treat Street on Thursday, Oct. 31. 
Zoriah Love Perez, Aziah Ortiz and Zaylore Perez enjoy trick-or-treating at Treat Street on Thursday, Oct. 31, in Cleveland. 
Zoe Santa Maria won third place in the 0-3-year-old category in a costume contest at Treat Street on Thursday, Oct. 31, in Cleveland. 
Margaret and Johnannes Kirschke won second place in the 0-3-year-old category in a costume contest at Treat Street on Thursday, Oct. 31. 
Stefan McKee won first place in the 0-3-year-old category in a costume contest at Treat Street. 
Aubrey Schnelle won third place in the 4-7-year-old category in a costume contest at Treat Street. 
Second place in the costume contest for 4-7-year-olds is Ariana Mock. 
First place in the costume contest for 4-7-year-olds went to Sawyer Ryan. 
Children line up to be judged in the costume contest for ages 8-11 at Treat Street on Thursday, Oct. 31, in Cleveland. 
Dezi Anderson won third place in the costume contest for ages 8-11 at Treat Street on Thursday, Oct. 31, in Cleveland. 
Haley Foster won second place in the costume contest for ages 8-11 at Treat Street on Thursday, Oct. 31. 
Riley Foster won first place in the costume contest for ages 8-11 at Treat Street on Thursday, Oct. 31, in Cleveland. 
El Burrito representatives pick up the trophy for second place in the booth-decorating contest at Treat Street on Thursday, Oct. 31. Ashleigh Broussard, a member of the Unity Committee, made the award presentation. 
Cleveland Police Chief Darrel Broussard hands out candy at Treat Street on Thursday, Oct. 31, at Stancil Exposition Center in Cleveland. 
Callie Acres and Devin Wright brought along their children, Daniel and Maci, to Treat Street on Thursday, Oct. 31, in Cleveland. 
Terry Bacon and Chad Etheridge hand out candy at Treat Street on Thursday, Oct. 31. 
Rachel Hall brought along her children, Kimberly and Heather, to Treat Street on Thursday, Oct. 31, in Cleveland.