Establishes "Trick-or-Treat Day" in Washington state on the last Saturday or Friday of October.
The bill establishes "Trick-or-Treat Day" in Washington state on the last Saturday or Friday of October. This change aims to reduce stress for families and improve public safety by allowing children to trick-or-treat earlier in the day before nightfall and closing roads used by commuters during the school week. The day is intended to mitigate learning loss and absenteeism on Halloween when it falls during the school week.
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