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Halloween safety
tips from
Rappahannock
County Sheriff
Connie Smith
1. Be suns older children take friends and younger children an accompanied by a trusted adult
t Accompany younger children to the door of every home they approach and make sure parents and guardians are lamihar with every home and all people from which the children receive treats.
1 Teach children to NEVER enter a home without prior permission from their parents or guardians
4. Teach children to NEVER approach a vehicle; occupied or not. unless they know the owner and are accompanied by a parent or guardian.
5. Make sure all children wear reflective clothing and cany a glow stick when out at dusk and at night
& Make sure children are able to see and breathe property and easily when using facial masks. All costumes and masks should be dearly marked as flame resistant
?. TVach children to NEVER approach a home that is not well lit both inside and outside.
8. TVach children to stay alert and remember any suspicious incidents and report them to their parents, guardians, andfcr the proper authority
9l TVach children if anyone tries to grab them to make a scene; loudly yell this person is not my fatherAnothertguardian; and make every effurt to get away by locking, screaming, and resisting.
10. FVmihes may want to organise or attend parties at home, in schools, or in community centers as a good alternative to "Trick or Treating'
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