Trick-Or-Treating Is On In Lacey For Halloween 2020

LACEY, NJ — Trick-or-treating is on in Lacey this Halloween. The township will release guidelines in accordance with Center for Disease Control recommendations.

Lacey doesn't set a Halloween curfew. But officials ask that trick-or-treaters respect homes without lights on once it's dark out.

Officials will release a poster with guidance in the near future.

The coronavirus has forced Lacey and other towns to adapt its Halloween traditions. The annual Trick or Treat Trail was canceled because of COVID-19, the Rotary Club of Forked River announced.

But Lacey will have a drive-thru "Undeadly Trail" instead. Read more: Lacey To Hold Halloween Drive-Thru Event

The "Dee Road Cemetery," an annual Halloween attraction at a Lacey home, has also returned. Read more: 'Dee Road Cemetery' Returns To Lacey Home For Halloween

Governor Phil Murphy issued Halloween rules and guidance Monday, which includes wearing masks — not just Halloween masks — and minimal "touches" of candy. Read more: Gov. Murphy Issues NJ Halloween Rules, Guidance Amid Coronavirus

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