As the leader of the young Maple Grove outside the door for Halloween events and trick or treating, Maple Grove Police Department provides several properly.
Costumes
- Keep costumes short and snug. Baggy, hanging or puffy costumes you can trip up kids when they go or may catch fire if brushed against Jack o lantern or candle flame. Avoid large, floppy shoes or adult shoes to prevent falling. Use only flexible plastic or rubber.
- If the paint is not an option, make sure that the mask properly combined with eyeholes, to allow you to see.
Street
- Visible on the streets of adhering Ribbon reflective stickers or glow sticks to suit or a glow in the dark suit.
- Keep children with adult or group while trick or treating. Maple Grove Police Department provides advice to children under 13 years of trick or treat with and for adults.
- Remind children trick or treating to stop at street corners and look both ways before crossing the street, rather than between parked cars.
Treats
- Select only the shell of the candy when tricks or treatment. Adult check all treats, make sure that they are safe.
Curfew
Maple Grove, part of Hennepin County, pursuing a policy of curfews. Curfew laws for Hennepin County are as follows:
- Up to 12 years: House 21: 0000 on weekdays; 22: 0000 on Fridays and Saturdays
- 12-14 years: a House at 10:0, Monday–Friday; 23: 0000 on Fridays and Saturdays
- 15-17 years: home at 11 pm on a weekday; midnight on Fridays and Saturdays
The Department also recommends moving the Halloween decorations and pumpkins in a safe place, after trick or treating.
"It has been in the past where Halloween decorations (especially pumpkin" were smashed in the street during the night and other decorations on/near homes were damaged, "in accordance with the tip sheet, sent Strege Todd crime prevention officer Maple Grove.
Suspicious activity or damage to property, you can communicate whereas it occurs by calling 911.
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