Stay Festive and Safe this Halloween, from Texas Office Systems
As Halloween approaches, we at Texas Office Systems want to wish everyone in the Central Texas area a fun, spooky, and—most importantly—safe Halloween! Whether you're going trick-or-treating with little ghouls or heading to a local event, we encourage you to keep these safety tips in mind so that everyone can enjoy the festivities without a fright.
Halloween Safety Tips for Adults and Children
Stay Visible: Be sure to equip your child’s costume with reflective tape or glow sticks. Dark streets and poorly lit areas can be dangerous, so staying visible to drivers is key.
Travel in Groups: Stick together when trick-or-treating. There’s safety in numbers, and it's much more fun for the kids to enjoy Halloween with friends.
Check Treats Before Eating: Remind kids not to eat any treats until they get home. Check for any signs of tampering, especially for homemade goodies from unfamiliar sources.
Use Crosswalks: Always cross the street at designated crosswalks, and be sure to look both ways before stepping onto the road, especially in busy neighborhoods.
Be Aware of Local Dangers
While Halloween is meant to be fun, it's always important to stay aware of any strange or dangerous happenings in the area. If you live in Central Texas, here are a few things to be cautious of:
Watch for Suspicious Behavior: With increased foot traffic and costumes making it easier to conceal identities, keep an eye out for any suspicious or concerning activity.
Stranger Danger: Encourage your kids to only visit houses that are well-lit and to avoid taking shortcuts through alleys or dark areas.
Traffic Safety: Halloween means more pedestrians on the streets, so drivers should slow down, especially in residential areas.
October Family-Friendly Halloween Events in Central Texas
If you'd prefer a more controlled and safe environment, here are a few family-friendly alternatives for a spooktacular time:
Trunk-or-Treat at Local Churches, Businesses, & Schools: Many local churches, businesses, and community centers offer “trunk-or-treat” events, where kids can go from car to car collecting candy in a well-lit, secure environment.
Cinema Safari "Hocus Pocus" at the Waco Zoo: Join us at the Cameron Park Zoo for Cinema Safari where we will be showing Hocus Pocus outdoors in our meadows area. Bring your lawn chairs and blankets for this bewitching good time!
October 25th doors open at 6:00pm
$5 per person buy tickets HERE.
6:00pm-7:00pm: Trick or Treat Stations with Animal Ambassadors
7:00pm: Movie Starts
7:45pm: Intermission Costume Parade
9:15pm: Movie Ends
City of Hewitt Halloween Bash: A family-focused event with games, candy, and costume contests, making it a great and safe option for Halloween night.
Texas Office Systems Wishes You a Spooky Good Time
At Texas Office Systems, we’ve been proudly serving the Central and South Texas area for nearly 30 years, and we're proud to be part of this community. Halloween is a time for fun, laughter, and making memories with your family, so whether you’re trick-or-treating in the neighborhood or attending one of the local events, stay safe and have a fantastic night!
Happy Halloween from all of us at Texas Office Systems! 🎃
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