Sheriff John Gese wants to remind all of our little "ghouls" and "goblins", and their parents, to be safe while "trick or treating" this year! Kitsap County Sheriff's Office Community Resource Officer, Deputy Schon Montague, has a few ideas to help keep your kids safe. To see these and more safety tips, please visit our website at https://www.kitsapgov.com/sheriff/Pages/crimeprevention.aspx. Have a safe and happy Halloween! #24 | Kitsap County Sheriff's Office

Lt. Col. Anthony Howell, the 91st Military Police Battalion commander and Directorate of Emergency Services director, has a safety message to share for the Halloween weekend. The American Red Cross also has the following tips for families to prepare for trick-or-treating: 1. Make your cloth mask part of your costume. A costume mask is not a safe substitute for a cloth mask. Avoid wearing a costume mask over a cloth mask as it can make breathing difficult. 2. Plan outdoor activities and avoid ind