Halloween is quickly approaching, and we know you can't wait to go trick-or-treating on the installation. While it is important to know when that happens (from 6 to 8 PM on October 31), it is also important to know safety tips. Keep reading below, check out the graphics for more information, and be sure to listen to this week’s episode of Fort Hood’s Great Big Podcast as we discuss all things safety. (Find the link in our bio or go to wherever you listen to podcasts!) Post officials note that trick or treating is a voluntary activity, and that pandemic safety procedures from the CDC should be followed – for example, face masks must be worn. A Halloween mask does not protect from the virus by itself. On-post residents who opt not to participate in passing out goodies should simply leave their porch lights off during this period. To maintain CDC guidelines, trick or treating at Fort Hood will be one-way, meaning if a resident wishes to hand out candy, they must do so outside. Distri...