If you go trick-or-treating:

• Stick with members of your household and keep at least 6 feet of distance from any non-household members.

• Wear a cloth face covering or mask if older than age 2. Make sure the mask is snug around your nose and mouth and does not have holes. A plastic costume mask is not a substitute for a cloth face covering.

• Wash your hands before and after trick-or-treating.

• Bring plenty of hand sanitizer.

If you give out treats:

• Limit candy to individually wrapped treat bags. This reduces the number of people who would typically touch items in a communal bowl.

• If possible, place treats on a table in your driveway or yard to avoid crowds at your front door. To see trick-or-treaters, sit in a chair in your driveway, garage, yard, or porch and maintain at least 6 feet of distance from the treat table.

• Place a few mini pumpkins or other decorations 6 feet apart to signal a line and keep trick-or-treaters distanced while waiting for treats.