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Senator Moore Urges Safety on Halloween

Monday, October 19, 2015

 

With Halloween approaching, Senator Michael Moore has encouraged safety to track or treaters and their families. 

“It’s important for kids and parents to remain vigilant and careful when traveling door-to-door. There are many simple precautions families can take to ensure that this Halloween is both safe and fun," said Senator Moore. 

Moore has given the following safety tips. 

•    Trick-or-treating hours: Check with your local town or city officials about trick-or-treating times and other local guidelines. 
•    Travel in groups: Children trick-or-treating without a parent or guardian should remain in groups and stay in neighborhoods that they are familiar with.  Do not enter into the home of a stranger. 
•    Beware of vehicles:  Remember to use crosswalks, look both ways before crossing the street, and if you’re traveling by car please drive slowly and be on the lookout for pedestrians.
•    Be Visible: Bring a flashlight, glow sticks or reflective tape so that others can see you.   
•    Choose safe costumes: Beware of flammable materials and oversized clothing that reduces visibility or can cause falls. 
•    Know what you’re eating:  Do not consume candy that is unwrapped or appears to be tampered with. 

 

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