To download the entry form, click here: holiday_run_2017_registration_entry_form

The judges for the parade, Tom Lamothe, Katie Bookman-Cook, Antioch Unified School District Superintendent Stephanie Anello and retired Antioch Police Chief Allan Cantando.

Parade MC Kenny Turnage II in his best Star Wars-themed ugly Christmas sweater.

Councilmembers Tony Tiscareno and Lori Ogorchock.

The Antioch Herald’s favorite float of the parade – the manger scene of the birth of Jesus by First Missionary Baptist Church.

Mr. & Mrs. J.R. Wilson of the Delta Veterans Group.

Councilwoman Monica Wilson.

Supervisor Diane Burgis.

Antioch Police Chief Tammany Brooks.

Celebrate Antioch Foundation board member Tom Hartrick in his favorite Christmas jacket while he waits for the City Hall Christmas Tree lighting.

The Antioch High Music Masters perform Christmas carols for the crowd as they await the lighting of the City Hall Christmas Tree. Click here to watch and listen: Music Masters 1

Antioch Councilwoman Monica Wilson standing next to Mayor Sean Wright helps lead the countdown to the City Hall Christmas Tree lighting.

Santa & Mrs. Claus (aka Angelo and Sharon Pappas) sat for photos with children and adults before the City Hall Christmas Tree lighting.

The City Hall Christmas Tree.

See more videos on the Antioch Herald Facebook page.

Download a parade application here: 2017 Lighted Holiday Parade Application 2-1

The Antioch Police Department is excited to announce the 86th installment of the Neighborhood Cleanup Program. This is a collaborative community effort which involves active participation from The Antioch Police Department Crime Prevention Commission; Neighborhood Watch Program; Volunteers in Police Service; community volunteers and the Public Works Department.

Collectively, “We”, everyone who works and lives in the City Antioch, can make a difference and improve the quality of life. It’s our community and it’s our chance to make a difference.

The City of Antioch Neighborhood Cleanup program is not just for residential neighborhoods. It is a program that will change venues on a monthly basis and it will include business and commercial areas as well. Neighborhoods that are free of trash and refuse are inviting, and a clean community instills a sense of community pride.

The 86th Neighborhood Cleanup event will occur on Saturday, December 2, 2017 from 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. We will be cleaning the neighborhood near Williamson Ranch Park from Hillcrest, Lone Tree Way, Furlong Way, Indian Hill Drive and Morgan Way. Volunteers will meet at Williamson Ranch Park and park in the parking lot. (See map).

Volunteers will receive instructions and the equipment necessary to accomplish the goal. The targeted area is within walking distance. Excluding inclement weather, future Neighborhood Cleanup events are scheduled for the first Saturday of every month and the locations will be announced in advance.

Remember, cleaning up your neighborhood can make life better for your family, your neighbors and your community!