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Easton Volunteer Fire Dept. MD shared Talbot County Public Schools's post.

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Due to a major accident at Route 50 and the north end of the By-Pass (RT 322), there may be delays in bus transportation this morning.

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Easton Volunteer Fire Dept. MD shared Anne Arundel County Fire Department's photo — feeling proud.

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CONGRATULATIONS TO ONE OF OUR OWN. WE ARE PROUD OF YOU Adam MayockLt. Adam Mayock was busy preparing for his Saturday wedding and was unable to attend the Ocean City presentation. After returning from his St. Lucia honeymoon, Chief Allan Graves took a few minutes to present the Mid-Eastern APCO Line Supervisor of the Year Award. ... See MoreSee Less

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Easton Volunteer Fire Dept. MD shared Easton - MD Police Department's post.

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Easton - MD Police Department

HALLOWEEN SAFETY RECOMMENDATIONS

The Town of Easton will host “Trick or Treating” on Halloween night, October 31, 2018 from 6:00 PM until 8:00 PM. Additional law enforcement officers will be on duty during these times. The Easton Police Department has put together the following safety tips to ensure that we have a safe and successful Halloween.

Basic Safety Tips
• Avoid allowing children to try on other children’s masks-this will help prevent the spread of flu and/or other illnesses.
• Avoid walking with groups that are being rowdy or mischievous.
• Inspect all treats and avoid eating those that appear to have been tampered with.
• Only cross streets where it is well lit and avoid walking in the roadway.
• Participate in activities appropriate to the children's age only.

Crime Prevention (Adults)
• While escorting children, wear light-colored clothing.
• While walking along the street, stay close to your child to help prevent them from unexpectedly running into the street upon the approach of a sudden and scary house display.
• Carry a flashlight and your cell phone with fresh batteries.
• Report all illegal or mischievous activity to the police immediately. This may help prevent further incidents from occurring.
• Do not allow children to carry all the candy. The child may become a target to older children, and have it snatched from them. With the adult carrying some of the candy, the child will still have some treats to enjoy later.
• If your home is vacant, keep it well lit. A dark yard (and residence) may be inviting to mischief activity.
• Remain cautious of adults who appear to be concealing their identity for no particular reason. Halloween enables a person the opportunity to perform illegal acts, while in disguise.
• If you take your camera (or cell phone) to photograph your children, remember that it could be used as a tool to document suspicious persons, activity, damage, etc.
• Just because it is Halloween, rules of the road still apply, meaning that ATV’s and UTV’s are still not permitted on the streets to pull wagons.

Easton Town Ordinance regarding Halloween:
Sec. 18-4. Halloween regulations.
(a) It shall be unlawful for any person over twelve years of age to appear in or upon any of the streets, highways, alleys, public parks or other public places in the town in any mask or disguise whereby the identity of such person is concealed. Violations of this subsection (a) shall be a misdemeanor or any persons convicted of violating this subsection shall be subject to imprisonment and/or fine as specified in Section 1.8. (Ordinance 136 effective 3/20/1987, historical reference 59, 127)
(b) It shall be unlawful for any person to appear on the streets, highways, alleys, public parks, public homes, private homes or public places in the town to make trick or treat visitations, provided that this section shall not apply to children twelve years of age or younger on Halloween night prior to 8:00 P.M. Violation of this subsection (b) shall be a municipal infraction and any person convicted of violating this subsection shall be subject to the civil penalties provided for in Section 1-8. (Ordinance 149 effective 1/11/1988, historical reference 59, 127, 136)

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Month	Calls
January	115
Febuary	59
March	91
April	81
May	85
June	103
July	86
August	98
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2018 Total	720

2017 Total	926
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