Halloween Safety Tips for a Spooky but Safe Night!

Published On: 10/30/2024

As our little ones hit the streets for trick-or-treating, the Williamson County Sheriff’s Office wants to remind everyone to stay safe and have fun! Here are a few safety tips to keep in mind:

For Trick-or-Treaters:

*Wear bright or reflective costumes so drivers can see you.

*Cross streets at corners using crosswalks and signals.

*Stay in groups and never go into a stranger’s home or vehicle.

*Use a flashlight or glow sticks to help you see and be seen.

For Drivers:

*Slow down and be extra alert in residential neighborhoods.

*Watch for excited kids who may dart out into the road.

*Turn on your headlights early to spot trick-or-treaters from a distance.

*Let’s make it a fun AND safe Halloween for everyone!

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Halloween Safety Tips for a Spooky but Safe Night!

As our little ones hit the streets for trick-or-treating, the Williamson County Sheriff’s Office wants to remind everyone to stay safe and have fun! Here are a few safety tips to keep in mind:

For Trick-or-Treaters:

*Wear bright or reflective costumes so drivers can see you.

*Cross streets at corners using crosswalks and signals.

*Stay in groups and never go into a stranger’s home or vehicle.

*Use a flashlight or glow sticks to help you see and be seen.

For Drivers:

*Slow down and be extra alert in residential neighborhoods.

*Watch for excited kids who may dart out into the road.

*Turn on your headlights early to spot trick-or-treaters from a distance.

*Let’s make it a fun AND safe Halloween for everyone!

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