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SAFE TRICK-OR-TREATS
AND COSTUME CONTEST

The beloved annual Safe Trick-or-Treats and Costume Contest is downtown again this year, according to the event coordinator Marcie Valdez with The First National Bank in Trinidad. As usual, the Bank is working with the City of Trinidad and Trinidad Police Department to have portions of Main and Commercial Streets closed to traffic during the event to ensure the safety of the trick-or-treaters.

Grace Christian School student volunteers have been out canvassing area businesses to solicit participation in this year’s Safe Trick-or-Treats for Kids and Costume Contest that will take place on Friday, October 30th from 3 to 5 p.m.  

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Here’s how to safeguard your accounts:

  • Never give out your personal information if you did not initiate the call to a known number.
  • Be suspicious of any fake urgency about locked accounts, large transactions or security issues.
  • Verify any reports of problems with your account by calling a known contact number at your bank.
  • Report any calls or messages received by text or email asking for your personal information to a known contact number at your bank.