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Trick or Treat Night
Posted on: October 13, 2021
Keep the ghoul times going by staying safe during trick or treat. Here are some tricks to keep you in the treats:
- Carry a flashlight or glow stick to remain visible.
- Stick to the sidewalks and cross at street corners or crosswalks.
- Test out your costume to make sure you can see and walk in it.
- Only go to houses with lights on and stay outside.
- Enjoy trick or treating in small groups with at least one adult.
- Please wait for an adult to check your candy before eating it.
Should you or your children encounter any issues during the event, please don't hesitate to speak with any police officer or fire personnel you may see throughout the night as they give out candy in your neighborhood. If you need assistance and do not see police or fire personnel in your area, please call 911.
