As much as we would love to see all the little ghosts and goblins, princesses and superheroes of the neighborhood out there trick-or-treating with family and friends, Amberfield’s HOA Board strongly recommends adhering to the COVID-19 safety guidelines established by county officials.
Some of their social-distant recommendations for Halloween include:
Participating in online costume parties and pumpkin carvings
Decorating homes, yards, neighborhoods with Halloween decor
Participating in car parades such as:
Drive-by events or contests where participants dress in costume or decorate vehicles
Dive-in or drive-through events where people can remain safe in their vehicles and drive through an area looking at Halloween displays. For events like these, participants can “receive a treat bag (limited to commercially packaged nonperishable treats) or other takeaway item from an organizer while the participants remain in their vehicle.”
Visiting Halloween movie nights at drive-in movie theaters that are in accordance with county health guidelines
Eating a Halloween themed meal at an outdoor restaurant that complies with county health guidelines
Checking out Halloween-themed art installations at outdoor museums that adhere to county health regulations
For complete press release on keeping children and families safe during halloween, click here.
“Many of the traditional ways of celebrating do not allow people to minimize contact with non-household members so it is important to plan early and identify safer alternatives to avoid the risk of spreading COVID-19”
