This Halloween weekend is a popular party time for teens. Here are some tips that can help family members protect each other while celebrating safely. For example, you could host a sober costume party in your home that will help you to control the environment and keep your kids safe. Many drugs, especially fentanyl, are being smuggled in the country via common candy wrappers and candy look alike pills, so be vigilant and keep your eye out. If your teen is going to a party, know where they are going and call the parent/host to make sure they will be supervising. Below are some additional ideas to prepare for this weekend.

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