Staff Report / StCharles

As Halloween approaches, the St. Charles Police Department has issued important safety tips for residents to ensure a safe celebration. Key recommendations include:

- Supervising children while they are trick-or-treating.

- Ensuring costumes are safe, visible, and comfortable.

- Using flashlights or glow sticks to enhance visibility for trick-or-treaters.

- Trick-or-treating in groups and visiting familiar neighborhoods.

- Checking candy for any tampering before consumption.

Residents are encouraged to take these precautions to promote a safe Halloween for everyone in the community.

Source: St. Charles Police Department

Source Type: Police

Source Location:

St Charles, MO

1781 Zumbehl Rd, St. Charles, MO

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