Trick-or-treat hours

Does anyone know what noblesville or sheridans trick or treating times are? Please let me know

What are the hours for warner robins or if it is by county what are the hours for houston county?

Hours for both Westfield and Noblesville are 6pm to 9pm. Remember to make sure those little trick or treaters have a flashlight or a glow stick so the drivers can see them well!

Awellman wrote:

Does anyone know what noblesville or sheridans trick or treating times are? Please let me know

Correction: 6pm to 9pm. Sheridan hours are the same.

My child will trick or treat when I feel it is appropriate for him to do so.

We will answer the door to give children candy when we want to. We will turn off the lights when we are out of candy, or when we feel it is too late for trick or treating.

We do NOT need our government to tell us when and how we can do everything. Of course, the Obama supporters want the government to redistribute wealth, and make poor people rich. Entitlement programs haven't solved the poverty problem in this country yet. The only way to solve poverty is for people to get off their lazy butts and do something with their life.

Trick or treat.

Give me a break wrote:

My child will trick or treat when I feel it is appropriate for him to do so.
We will answer the door to give children candy when we want to. We will turn off the lights when we are out of candy, or when we feel it is too late for trick or treating.
We do NOT need our government to tell us when and how we can do everything. Of course, the Obama supporters want the government to redistribute wealth, and make poor people rich. Entitlement programs haven't solved the poverty problem in this country yet. The only way to solve poverty is for people to get off their lazy butts and do something with their life.
Trick or treat.

Amen a person full of common sense and willing to show it, thank you for your response, good to see there are still people out there who are willing to leave the flock behind, again thank you.

Give me a break wrote:

My child will trick or treat when I feel it is appropriate for him to do so.
We will answer the door to give children candy when we want to. We will turn off the lights when we are out of candy, or when we feel it is too late for trick or treating.
We do NOT need our government to tell us when and how we can do everything. Of course, the Obama supporters want the government to redistribute wealth, and make poor people rich. Entitlement programs haven't solved the poverty problem in this country yet. The only way to solve poverty is for people to get off their lazy butts and do something with their life.
Trick or treat.

I am new to this (or any type of forum to that matter) but this time I have to post a comment!
Well said "Give me a break" from Fort Wayne!!!

I have been on the internet looking for hours this morning b/c I want to be considerate to the families in my area. I am a republican and I think that good southern manners are always the order of doing business.

Per the City of Noblesville website, with the following URL:
http://www.cityofnoblesville.org/egov/docs/12...
Noblesville Announces Trick-or-Treat Hours
The City of Noblesville has announced that official trick-or-treat hours this Halloween will be on Friday, October 31 from 5:00pm - 8:00pm. The Noblesville Police Department will have extra patrols out that evening to provide additional security. Motorists are asked to use extra care while driving that night. For more information, contact Cara Culp at the City of Noblesville offices.

Who is home at 5 PM wrote:

Let me get this straight. Part of the reason for Daylight Saving Time extension was to help keep it light longer for trick or treaters. But it seems we moved from a 6PM - 8PM timeframe that has been used for a long time to a 5PM - 8PM timeframe. Why was this done? Are halloween hours set by stay at home moms who never have to account for those of us with jobs? Can I please have a frickin' hour to get home and have dinner before I start answering the door?

I guess not

Now you're blaming the Democrats and Obama for trick or treat hrs???!!! God bless America...we need it!!!

Give me a break wrote:

My child will trick or treat when I feel it is appropriate for him to do so.
We will answer the door to give children candy when we want to. We will turn off the lights when we are out of candy, or when we feel it is too late for trick or treating.
We do NOT need our government to tell us when and how we can do everything. Of course, the Obama supporters want the government to redistribute wealth, and make poor people rich. Entitlement programs haven't solved the poverty problem in this country yet. The only way to solve poverty is for people to get off their lazy butts and do something with their life.
Trick or treat.

Have you heard of Valuium? Chill out woman!

I'm not sure where this info is coming from, but acoording to the Indianapolis Star (their information is always correct - ha!) the trick-or-treating hours in Fishers is 6:00pm - 8:30pm.

Kimberly wrote:

Does anyone know the hours for Fishers? I can't seem to find it anywhere. We just recently moved here from Ohio, and I don't want my little girl to miss out on the fun...

What i have found is 6 - 8:30 on the Fishers Police sight.

@Susieq

The information they were using was coming from previous years. Check the date on the posts.

Is there anyone from the Bibb County-Houston County area in Georgia? I would like to know the trick-or-treat hours. I've been looking for a week now and have yet to find certain times...

Newbee wrote:

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I am new to this (or any type of forum to that matter) but this time I have to post a comment!
Well said "Give me a break" from Fort Wayne!!!

How did finding out what the times for trick or treating turn into Obama bashing? You guys are ridiculous. Besides 8 years of Bush and you blame everything on the new guy. Hello? How do you think we got this way? Rome wasn't destroyed in a day. How about next time sticking to the forum topic and just post what you know about candy getting time.