10/30/2026
What’s scarier than Pennywise lurking in a storm drain? 🎈
Preventable Halloween mishaps, of course!
With Halloween just around the corner, the want to make sure that everyone’s night is filled with all treats and no tricks. To ensure that each and every ghoul, ghost, and goblin has the best night possible, we just want to remind everyone about a few ways to keep safety a priority:
For trick-or-treaters:
🍭 make sure you are visible to drivers (adding some reflective tape to your costume or wearing a glow bracelet/necklace is a great way to stay seen)
🍭 only trick-or-treat at houses that have lights on (and NEVER go inside anyone’s home or vehicle that you do not know) and stay in a group (NEVER by yourself)
🍭 stay on paths or sidewalks and only cross the street at designated crosswalks
🍭 never eat any candy or treats that are already opened or unwrapped
For drivers:
👻 slow down in residential neighbourhoods due to increased pedestrian traffic
👻 stay alert for kids darting out from in between parked vehicles or out of alleys
For parents:
🎃 always go trick-or-treating with youngsters, especially if after dark
🎃 know what route your older kids are taking if they're trick-or-treating by themselves
🎃 set boundaries for where kids can and can't go and agree upon a time for them to come home
🎃 talk with your kids to help them identify safe adults and where to turn in case of emergency (911), and to trust their instincts if something feels off or suspicious
With your help, Halloween can be a fun and safe holiday for everyone, even the clowns in the sewers below.