Trick-or-Treaters 

• If you feel sick, please stay home 

• Only trick-or-treat with people you live with • Stay 6 feet away from people you don’t know  • Don’t touch your face, nose, or mouth 

• Don’t wear a costume mask unless you have a  snug-fitting proper face covering underneath it   and can breathe easily 

• Use hand sanitizer often 

• Before eating your candy, wash your hands  Homeowners 

• If you feel sick, please don’t hand out candy 

• Wear a face covering when you answer the  door 

• Wash your hands with soap and water or use   hand sanitizer before handing out candy  

• If you don’t feel safe handing out candy, you   can leave it in a bowl or turn off your lights 

• Mark off 6-foot lines leading to your front   door 

• Instead of handing out candy, consider holding   a drive-by Halloween parade or leaving candy   outside on a disinfected table 

Parents 

• If you feel sick, please stay home 

• Talk to your children about safety and social   distancing 

• Bring a flashlight if you’ll be out after dark  

• Encourage friends to hold drive-by events in   lieu of trick-or-treating 

• Ensure proper distancing as children walk  • Wash your hands as soon as you return home  

• Make sure children unwrap candy then wash   their hands before eating it 

Halloween Parties 

• Instead of hosting a party, consider holding   a drive-by Halloween parade  

• If you host an in-person party: 

 • Limit guests to small groups of family and   friends; parties must be limited to 50 people 

 • Don’t let attendees take part if they have   COVID-19 symptoms or have been exposed   to someone with COVID-19 within 2 weeks 

 • Wear a face covering that covers your   mouth and nose 

 • Ask guests to physically distance 6 feet apart 

 • Clean and disinfect frequently touched   surfaces before and after the party