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Local Law Enforcement Urges Safety on Halloween

October 30, 2009 at 1:56 am brownwoodnewsstaff
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The Brownwood Police Department and the Brown County Sheriff’s Office encourages every parent to work with the police and sheriff’s office to ensure that every child has a safe Halloween.trickortreat

Law Enforcement asks that parents go over the following safety rules:

  • Don’t let any children Trick or Treat without adult supervision
  • Trick or Treat in groups
  • Provide flashlights for each group
  • Use reflective tape or material on costumes or clothing
  • Remind children to use caution when stepping between parked vehicles or when crossing the street
  • Remind children not to enter into houses while Trick or Treating
  • Remind children to allow parents to inspect candy and any treats before eating them

The Brownwood Police Department and Brown County Sheriff’s Office encourage parents who allow their children to Trick or Treat to do so at relatives’ and friends’ homes and churches and businesses providing activities and treats in safe and controlled environments.

The Brownwood Police Department and Brown County Sheriff’s Office will be providing treats for children Halloween night, October 31st between 6:00 pm and 8:00 pm at the Law Enforcement Center at 1050 West Commerce.

For a list of additional businesses, churches and organizations who provide activities and treats in a safe environment, CLICK HERE.

Tags: Brownwood, Halloween, police, Sheriff, texas
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