(Undated) – In just a few weeks children across the county will don their Halloween costumes and go trick-or-treating. Fire officials remind you that checking your kid’s candy is not the only safety precaution you need to think about. October is fire prevention month and first responders remind you to be aware of festive decorations like glowing jack-o-lanterns, paper ghosts, and dried cornstalks. These are some of the classic hallmarks of Halloween that make the holiday special for kids and adults alike. Unfortunately, these Halloween symbols can also present lurking fire risks that have the potential to become truly scary. But by planning ahead, you can help make this Halloween a fire-safe one. Learn more by following the link.
