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It's time for a Halloween Safety Share 🎃 Halloween is a time for fun and festivities, but safety comes first! Here are a few tips to keep your evening spooky yet safe: 🕸️ Visibility is Key: Make sure costumes include reflective materials, and carry flashlights or glow sticks to light your way. 🍬 Stay Alert: Walk in groups, stay on sidewalks, and cross streets at designated crosswalks. 🚗 Drive Carefully: Drive slowly in neighbourhoods and watch out for excited children crossing the street. 👻 Costume Check: Choose costumes that fit well to avoid tripping and ensure masks allow clear vision. 🕯️ Watch for Tripping Hazards: Stay on well lit driveways and sidewalks and keep an eye out for pumpkins, candles, and other Halloween decorations that may pose a tripping hazard. Share these tips with family and friends, and have a safe and Happy Halloween from your friends at CIM Northern Gateway Branch! #CIMNorthernGateway #HalloweenSafety #CommunityFirst

Happy Halloween! As you enjoy the spookiest night of the year, keep safety in mind to ensure a fun and injury-free Halloween. Here are some tips to keep your night frightfully safe: Choose Costumes Wisely Opt for costumes that are flame-resistant and avoid tripping hazards. Make sure masks don’t obstruct vision. Be Visible Use reflective tape on costumes or carry a flashlight to stay visible to drivers and others. Check Your Candy Inspect all treats before eating to ensure they’re safe and sealed. Stay Alert While Trick-or-Treating Accompany children and cross streets safely, using crosswalks and looking both ways. Avoid Hazardous Decorations Keep pathways clear of obstacles to prevent trips and falls. Wishing you a fun and safe Halloween filled with treats and just the right amount of tricks! 🎃👻🍬 #HappyHalloween #Halloween #HalloweenSafety #TrickOrTreat #PersonalInjuryLawyer #PersonalInjuryLaw #PersonalInjury #StaySafe

Wishing everyone a fun and safe Halloween! Reminder Safety Tips: -Use glow sticks or battery-operated candles for jack-o’-lanterns and other Halloween decorations. -When choosing costumes, stay away from long trailing fabric. -Provide children with flashlights to carry for lighting or glow sticks as part of their costume. -Teach children to stay away from open flames, including jack-o’-lanterns with candles in them. -Keep Halloween decorations away from open flames and other heat sources, such as light bulbs and heaters. -Remember to keep exits clear of decorations so nothing blocks escape routes. -Make sure all smoke alarms are working.   

Happy Halloween! As we gear up for a night of fun, frights, and fantastic costumes, let’s make sure safety is our #1 priority. Here are some essential tips for a spook-tacular evening: 1. Visible Costumes: Add reflective tape or carry glow sticks to ensure you're seen in the dark. 2. Safe Routes: Stick to well-lit areas and always use sidewalks where possible. 3. Check Treats: Inspect all candy and treats before indulging to make sure they're safe to eat. 4. Buddy System: Travel in groups or with a trusted adult, especially for the little goblins. 5. Traffic Awareness: Look both ways before crossing the street. Share these tips to keep our community’s little monsters safe this #Halloween! #HalloweenSafety

🎃 Halloween Safety Tips and Reminders 🎃 As we gear up for a spooky and fun Halloween, let's keep safety at the forefront! Here are some tips to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for everyone: 1. Light the Way: Make sure walkways and paths are well-lit so little ghouls and goblins can see where they're going at your home. Flashlights are very handy while out and about! 2.Costume Safety: Choose costumes that are bright and reflective. Make sure that masks don't obstruct vision and costumes are short enough to prevent tripping. 3.Supervised Sweets: Accompany young children on their trick-or-treating adventures and inspect treats before they're consumed. 4. Fire Safety: Use battery-operated candles or glow sticks in jack-o-lanterns instead of real flames. 5. Stay Together: Use the buddy system and stay in groups while trick-or-treating in familiar neighborhoods. 6. Dry & Warm: Bring an extra jacket and a rain poncho. No one wants to get sick after trick or treating! 7. Stay Hydrated: Make sure to bring along some water to keep everyone well hydrated. Have a spooktacular and safe Halloween! Don't forget about our costume contest! 🌕✨ #HalloweenSafety #TrickOrTreat #SafeHalloween

Happy Halloween! As we gear up for a night of fun, frights, and fantastic costumes, let’s make sure safety is our #1 priority. Here are some essential tips for a spook-tacular evening: 1. Visible Costumes: Add reflective tape or carry glow sticks to ensure you're seen in the dark. 2. Safe Routes: Stick to well-lit areas and always use sidewalks where possible. 3. Check Treats: Inspect all candy and treats before indulging to make sure they're safe to eat. 4. Buddy System: Travel in groups or with a trusted adult, especially for the little goblins. 5. Traffic Awareness: Look both ways before crossing the street. Share these tips to keep our community’s little monsters safe this #Halloween! #HalloweenSafety

Happy Halloween, everyone! 🎃🎃🎃 As you gear up for a night of frights and delights, remember to keep safety a top priority. Here are a few tips to ensure a spooktacularly secure Halloween: 🔦 Light the Way: Carry flashlights or wear glow sticks to remain visible. 👨👩👧👦 Travel in Groups: There’s safety in numbers. Stick with friends or family, whether trick-or-treating or heading to Halloween parties. 🍬 Check Your Treats: Always inspect candies for tampering before enjoying them. 🏠 Secure Your Home: If you're out haunting the town, make sure your home is secure with locked doors and windows, and security lights on. 🧙♀️ Costume Caution: Ensure costumes are fire-resistant, masks don’t obstruct vision, and props are soft and flexible. Celebrate the eeriness of the night, but let's not make it scary for the wrong reasons! Stay alert, stay safe, and have a hauntingly fun Halloween! 👻 #HalloweenSafety #SpookySecurity #SafeHalloween #DeltaProtectiveServices #TrickOrTreatSecurely

Ramping up for Halloween? Play safe and remember to: Wear Reflective Gear or Carry Lights: Make sure costumes include reflective elements or that children carry flashlights or glow sticks. This helps drivers see them, especially after dark. Stay on Sidewalks and Crosswalks: Use sidewalks whenever possible, and cross the street at designated crosswalks. Avoid running across the road to ensure drivers have time to see and stop for you. Choose Safe Costumes: Costumes should fit properly to prevent tripping and not obstruct vision. Avoid masks that limit peripheral sight, and consider face paint instead. Go with a Group and Stay in Familiar Areas: Children should trick-or-treat in groups or with an adult, sticking to well-lit and familiar neighborhoods for added safety. Inspect Candy Before Eating: Wait until returning home to inspect all treats. Discard any unwrapped or suspicious items to ensure they are safe to eat. Have a fun and safe Halloween! 🎃

How are North Carolinians spending their Halloween holiday? Here we are on #halloween (10/31) and the NC-focused #hpupoll has some information about what NC residents say they are doing to celebrate the holiday. About half of people say they will watch a scary movie (54%), display Halloween decorations at home (49%), or pass out candy to trick or treaters (49%). Some other traditions are popular, too. About a third of NC adults say they will carve a pumpkin (41%), wear a costume (33%), dress their kids in costumes (31%), or take children trick or treating (31%). Fewer folks are planning to attend a Halloween party (27%), dress up a pet in a costume (23%), or pass out healthy snacks to trick or treaters (20%). See attached. Or see our release with more findings: https://lnkd.in/epFWbXEq Or look at all the findings from this particular poll on our #hpupoll page: https://lnkd.in/dhZDE5WC Stay safe and healthy this evening, everyone.

HALLOWEEN TRICK OR TREAT Halloween night is full of excitement, with children and families out and about trick or treating. Every year this mysterious slightly scary event seems to become even more popular in shops and with the amount of sweets that are left out for the many groups collecting around our streets in Essex and futher afield. Exciting event yes, however, safety should always be a priority. Here are some important personal safety tips for groups to consider when planning to celebrate halloween. Travel in groups and stay together, trick or treating in a group is not only more fun but also much safer. Make sure costumes are flame-resistant and fit well to avoid trips. It’s best to plan a route in advance, sticking to familiar, well-lit areas. Avoid shortcuts through parks, alleys, or unlit paths. Staying on main roads can help ensure better visibility and safety. Take a torch, make sure everyone in the group is carrying a torch or neon lights. These not only light the way but also make the group visible to motorists. Reflective tape on costumes or bags is another great way to ensure visibility. Masks can obstruct a child’s view, which might lead to accidents. Please consider these safety tips Have a great and safe HALLOWEEN TRICK OR TREAT #safetytips #halloween