Halloween Safety

Just because you are not a kid, doesn't mean safety is not an issue on Halloween. In fact, adult behaviors and activities carry their own risks and responsibilities.

• If you plan on drinking alcohol (or even if you aren't), take measures to ensure safe travel home. You know the drill, but a reminder can't hurt.

• Speaking of driving, be especially aware of those young trick-or-treaters scampering about. They are excited about the costumes and candy, and thinking about things other than those big heavy machines traveling down their streets.

• If you are hosting a party, think about how free-flowing alcohol and clumsy costumes may impact your guests' ability to navigate the room and interact with one another. Make sure you have basic first aid supplies handy and emergency phone numbers available. Keep fragile and valuable items out of reach. Be aware of food safety: keep foods hot or cold as necessary and don't let people eat the dry ice in the punch (not a good thing).

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