A Christmas tradition in Huntington Village is returning after backlash from residents.

The town has reinstated its annual Holiday Spectacular -- which features a 65-foot Christmas tree and closes down Wall Street.

Local law enforcement originally said it would cause safety issues in an emergency, as well as cost concerns.

However, town officials say the event's lead sponsor, Northwell Health, has committed to providing the additional funding needed for the Holiday Spectacular.

The town is working with first responders to address safety concerns about the road closure

"The parklets are all gone so now the first responders will all be able to get through, that was a little bit something in our heads we were worried about, making sure the fire trucks, ambulances, police, first responders can get down the road," says Town of Huntington Highway Superintendent Andrew Sorrentino. "When we had the parklets in the road, it was a little difficult"

The parade will be held on Nov. 26.