Baltimore, MD – Halloween: County Announces Trick-or-Treat Hours; Police Urge Caution

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Baltimore County, MD – As Halloween nears, the Baltimore County Police Department is reminding families to prioritize safety while trick-or-treating and to consider attending supervised community events.

According to the Baltimore County Police Department, officers will host a series of sponsored trick-or-treat events across multiple precincts between October 19 and October 30, 2025, offering a secure alternative to traditional door-to-door activities.

Police urge residents handing out candy to turn on outside lights and remove hazards from yards. Parents are advised to have children trick-or-treat in groups, wear reflective gear, and avoid unlit homes. Officers also encourage caregivers to check all candy before it’s eaten.

Motorists are reminded to watch for children crossing streets and drive cautiously through neighborhoods.

Baltimore County Police Trick-or-Treat Event Schedule 2025:

  • Precinct 1 – Wilkens: Oct. 19 (3–5 p.m.) – 1907 Lansdowne Rd, 21227
  • Precinct 1 – Wilkens: Oct. 25 (5–9 p.m.) – 26 Melvin Ave, 21228
  • Precinct 1 – Wilkens: Oct. 30 (5–8 p.m.) – East Dr. & Poplar Dr., 21207
  • Precinct 4 – Pikesville: Oct. 23 (5:30–7 p.m.) – 215 Milford Mill Rd, 21208
  • Precinct 6 – Towson: Oct. 25 (1–4 p.m.) – 700 East Joppa Rd, 21286
  • Precinct 8 – Parkville: Oct. 24 (6–8 p.m.) – 9833 Greenside Dr. (County Library)
  • Precinct 11 – Essex: Oct. 19 (10 a.m.–1 p.m.) – 100 Macon Ave. (Essex Elementary), 21221
  • Precinct 11 – Essex: Oct. 18 (5–9 p.m.) – 50 Marilyn Ave. (Sandalwood Elementary), 21221
  • Precinct 11 – Essex: Oct. 5 (5:30–8 p.m.) – 100 Wise Ave. (Middle River Middle School), 21220
  • Precinct 12 – North Point: Oct. 31 (5:30–7 p.m.) – 225 Wise Ave. (Elementary School), 21222

Police say these events aim to give families a “safe and enjoyable evening” while reducing risks for children on busy roads.


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