Quincy Chamber’s Safe Trick or Treat always brings family fun
Quincy’s Main Street was teeming with kids of all ages and their families as the annual Safe Trick or Treat, sponsored by the Quincy Chamber of Commerce got underway Oct. 31. Local businesses and organizations handed out treats to the costumed children. As always the Plumas County Courthouse proved to be a popular spot with county departments handing out candy and the Sheriff’s Office, California Highway Patrol and Quincy Fire allowing the kids to sit in their vehicles.
A treasure map led trick-or-treaters from a haunted house at Gott Powersports to a pumpkin coloring contest at American Valley Hardware to Grocery Outlet and Save More in East Quincy. In between businesses gave out candy and the Bargain Boutique provided free dental supplies. Plumas Unified School District offered candy, games and water on its lawn area.
Below are just some of the fun costumes that could be seen along Main Street.
The McKenzie family sports a variety of costumes for their trip down Main Street, but the little STAY PUFT Marshallowman was particularly cute. Photo by Debra Moore
A steady stream of trick-or-treaters streamed into Grandma Jane’s Place where the youngest “employee” Peyton handed out candy. Photo by Debra Moore
49er fan Jonathan Nussle, 9, stopped by the Quincy Fire truck to pick up some candy. Photo by Debra Moore
Three-year-old Isaiah Wood wanted to know how the Plumas County Sheriff’s Office managed to park their vehicle by the steps of the Plumas County courthouse. The young fireman declined an invitation to sit inside of it. Photo by Debra Moore
You’re never too old to trick or treat, but you might need a break as these seventh and eighth graders did on the steps of Plumas Bank. Photo by Debra Moore
