Midland County, MI – As Halloween celebrations kick off tonight across Midland County, the Sheriff’s Office is reminding families to keep safety top of mind while trick-or-treating.
According to a post from the Midland County Sheriff’s Office, Halloween is a night full of excitement and fun — but visibility and awareness are key to preventing accidents. Deputies shared several safety reminders aimed at keeping both children and drivers alert as neighborhoods fill with costumed trick-or-treaters.
Among the top tips: carry flashlights or glow sticks, wear reflective tape on costumes to help drivers see pedestrians, and always use crosswalks when crossing the street. The post also encourages parents to accompany young children and check candy before it’s eaten.
The Sheriff’s Office emphasized that drivers should reduce speeds and stay alert for pedestrians, especially in residential areas where trick-or-treat activity is highest.
Residents are encouraged to report any suspicious activity to local law enforcement and to help create a safe and enjoyable Halloween experience for everyone in the community.
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