According to the Clermont County Sheriff’s Office, the event brought together dozens of families dressed in colorful Halloween costumes. Patrol units, SWAT vehicles, and first responder displays lined the parking lot, providing a safe and family-oriented setting for children to trick-or-treat.
The Sheriff’s Office described the night as “spooktacular,” highlighting the joy of connecting with local families and seeing the community come together for a lighthearted evening.
East Fork State Park, one of Ohio’s largest state parks, offered an open-air venue ideal for a fall celebration. The department thanked all attendees and volunteers who helped make the event a success.
Community-focused events like this have become a growing Halloween tradition across Ohio, offering families an alternative to door-to-door trick-or-treating while strengthening relationships between residents and law enforcement.
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