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Always buddy up when trick or treating. Walk in
groups with a trusted adult.
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Avoid costumes that are too dark. Light and
reflective clothing is best. Fasten reflective tape onto costumes and bags to
help drivers see you.
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Wear costumes that are also “flame-resistant”;
most costumes show this labeled on them. If you make your own costume, use
flame resistant fabrics such as polyester or nylon.
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Try and stay away from costumes that utilize
masks and instead op for make-up and hats to dress up your costume.
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Utilize costumes or bracelets that have
reflective material so that vehicles can see you in the dark.
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Make sure to examine all the candy when you get
home. Check for any choking hazards or candy that has been tampered with. And
don’t eat too much candy when you get home- it could make you sick to your
stomach.
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Parents of young children should remove any
choking hazards such as gum, peanuts and hard candies, or even small toys from
Halloween bags.
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Take a flashlight with you to help guide your
way in the dark and to make you more visible to vehicles.
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Always look both ways before crossing the
street. Cars move fast so be aware of your surroundings.
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Never under any circumstances accept a ride
from a stranger.
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Carry a cell phone with you to make sure you
can contact help in case of an emergency.
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If you are ever in an emergency situation,
please do not hesitate to contact 9-1-1.
Stay
safe this Halloween and have a spooky good time!
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