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Monday, May 20, 2024

CITY OF ASHEVILLE: Buncombe County shares COVID-safe trick-or-treating tips for Halloween

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City of Asheville issued the following announcement on Oct. 29.

Halloween is fast approaching, stay safe by following some simple tips. If you are trick or treating:

  • Keep it outside. Trick or treat in small groups and avoid crowds particularly indoors
  • Remember to wear a costume that allows you to wear a face covering
  • Maintain six feet of distance between you and other trick or treating groups, especially if knocking and gathering near front doors
  • If you are 12 years or older and not yet vaccinated, now is the time to get your vaccine
  • Grown-ups: Carry hand sanitizer with you while trick or treating and remind children to use it between candy stops
If you are handing out treats this Halloween:

  • Wear a face covering while interacting with trick or treaters
  • Set up a candy table and distribute candy outside and not at your front door
  • Remind groups to stay 6 feet apart so there are not too many people gathered together
  • Consider making grab bags or lay out individual pieces of candy on a table to avoid several hands in a candy bowl
  • Have some sanitizer ready for visitors to use
Original source can be found here.

Source: City of Asheville

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