10/30/2026
Halloween is a time for costumes, celebrations, and community traditions. As families prepare, a few simple precautions can help ensure a safe, enjoyable experience for everyone.
In recognition of Halloween Safety Month, we're sharing a few important reminders to help keep our communities safe.
For Trick-or-Treaters & Families:
🧡Choose visible, properly fitted costumes that don't obstruct vision or movement.
🖤Carry flashlights or wear reflective accessories to improve visibility after dark.
🧡Use sidewalks and designated crosswalks, and avoid crossing between parked vehicles.
🖤Ensure younger children are accompanied by a responsible adult.
For Drivers:
🧡Reduce your speed in residential neighborhoods and areas with increased pedestrian activity.
🖤Remain alert for children who may enter the roadway unexpectedly.
🧡Avoid distractions, particularly cell phone use, while driving.
For Homeowners & Community Members:
🖤Keep walkways and entrances well-lit and free of tripping hazards.
🧡Secure pets and remove obstacles that could create safety concerns for visitors.
🖤Encourage children to visit familiar, well-lit areas and inspect treats before consumption.
A Special Reminder: While many families are enjoying Halloween festivities, public safety professionals will be working to respond to emergencies, manage traffic, and help protect their communities.
🧡🖤This Halloween, let's make safety a shared responsibility. A little preparation and awareness can go a long way toward ensuring everyone enjoys the holiday.
Wishing our communities a safe and Happy Halloween from The FMRT Group!