- Travel in small groups and be accompanied by parents or an authorized adult chaperon
- Children should never go into homes
- Stay on the porch when asking for treat
- Children should avoid homes that don’t have their outside lights turned on Discard all unwrapped or loosely wrapped candy or fruit
- Parents should cut into fruit, such as apples, to make sure they do not contain foreign objects
- Wear bright, reflective clothing to be easily visible on streets and sidewalks
- Wear sneakers or comfortable walking shoes
- If a child wears a face mask, ensure it does not obstruct vision
- Avoid any unknown animals. They may easily become frightened
- Try to avoid toy weapons
Fort Jackson has announced the official hours for trick or treating through on post housing Oct. 31st. The official time for going door to door is from 5:30-8:30 p.m. Trick-or-treating should be a time of fun and dressing up safely. Here are some tips to keep your holiday time safe.
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