O'Shields says it's a worthy cause right here in our backyard. The center helps local children who are victims of crimes. The race has been benefiting Heartford House for the past four years. Proceeds from the event benefit Heartford House Child Advocacy Center. Ian O'Shields says to maybe not bring your best shoes.įoot Pursuit 5K prizes include two YMCA memberships, headphones, and gift cards for the best Halloween costume. For non-emergency requests, dial 25.Halloween weekend is almost here, and with it comes the Foot Pursuit 5K from Lafayette Police Department. If you experience an emergency, please call 911. HPD and the City of Huntsville wish you and your family a happy, safe and fun-filled Halloween weekend. The Huntsville Police Department’s annual Halloween Party is Saturday, Oct. These local events are often held in closed parking lots and designated outdoor spaces to keep children contained and safe. Looking for an alternative to traditional trick or treating? There are plenty of free, family-friendly events offering candy for your kids. If you don’t know who your child received homemade goods from, consider discarding those items. Discard any pieces that are opened or tampered with. Check your candyĪfter you finish trick or treating, check your child’s candy. It’s always a good idea to carry reflective gear or wear light clothing, so your children are easily visible after dark. In residential areas, drivers should also be mindful of additional pedestrian traffic.
It’s important for children to stay out of roadways and on sidewalks. Set limits for how late you will stay out and always make sure your children have an adult with them.
Grady Thigpen leads patrol officers for Huntsville Police’s West Precinct.īefore heading out for the night, talk with your kids about rules and where you will trick or treat.
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