10/14/2009 - Annual "Safe Streets" Halloween festival
   
The Brooks County Sheriff`s Office annual "Safe Streets" Halloween festival, a tradition for Brooks County trick-or-treaters, will once again be on the Brooks County Court House Lawn. A Halloween event designed with the safety of Brooks County children in mind has grown each year, with approximately 3000 children attending last year.
Hotdogs, drinks, candy and face painting for the squeamish and young at heart will be at the Court House Gazebo while brave trick-or-treaters will be terrified as they pass through the haunted house to find ghouls and goblins behind every turn. Children under the age of five will find a pumpkin patch to make their trick-or treating experience a night to remember.
We are planning to provide safe tricks and treats to 4,000 children this year, stated Sheriff Mike Dewey. Fun, laughter, and screams fill the air, while Brooks County children enjoy a safe evening of tricks-and- treats. Dewey further stated. Everyone is invited, come out and join ghouls and goblins from the Brooks County Sheriffs Office beginning at 3:30 p.m. for a safe and spooky Halloween night.
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