Traditional Halloween activities are fun, but some can increase the risk of getting or spreading COVID-19 or influenza. Visit this helpful CDC page for tips on participating in Halloween activities. Together, we can help stop the spread.
General Safety Tips
- Always accompany your child when trick or treating
- Check children’s candy before they eat it
- Don’t accept candy that is not commercially wrapped
- Go to houses that are well lit and avoid dark areas
- Look both ways before crossing a street
COVID 19-Specific Tips
- The American Academy of Pediatrics suggests wiping down the candy packaging before letting the child eat anything or let it sit for a couple of days.
- The City of Rosenberg is not enforcing any restrictions when it comes to trick or treating.
- If you are sick, please stay home.
- Refrain from letting kids grab candy, instead, let the homeowner place the candy in their bag.
- We recommend everyone wear a mask while trick or treating.
- We recommend following the CDC guidelines. The CDC classifies trick or treating as a “High Risk” action.