Since the '80's, the Quincy Chamber of Commerce has hosted the annual Safe Trick-or-Treat event in Quincy, California. The intent was to provide a safe environment for kids to trick-or-treat without walking through dark neighborhoods at night. Held every year on Halloween, the event runs from 3:00 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. Merchants all over downtown and even in East Quincy participate by handing out candy to the kids.
Another part of our Safe Trick-or-Treat is gathering candy donations. We put candy collection barrels in Sav Mor, Safeway and Plumas Bank to receive candy donations from the public. The candy is in turn provided to participating Chamber businesses for them to hand out to the kiddos.
Be sure to check out our photo booth in front of the Courthouse! We'll take your photo and provide you with a 4x6 print for only $2.00. This is the only fundraiser the Chamber has for this event, so please consider taking a moment to help support the Chamber and receive a wonderful memento of your fun evening!
Events like this require a lot of coordination with various groups and organizations, so special thanks go out to the Plumas County Board of Supervisors, Plumas County Department of Public Works, the California Highway Patrol, the Plumas County Sheriff's Department and the Quincy High School S Club.
Another part of our Safe Trick-or-Treat is gathering candy donations. We put candy collection barrels in Sav Mor, Safeway and Plumas Bank to receive candy donations from the public. The candy is in turn provided to participating Chamber businesses for them to hand out to the kiddos.
Be sure to check out our photo booth in front of the Courthouse! We'll take your photo and provide you with a 4x6 print for only $2.00. This is the only fundraiser the Chamber has for this event, so please consider taking a moment to help support the Chamber and receive a wonderful memento of your fun evening!
Events like this require a lot of coordination with various groups and organizations, so special thanks go out to the Plumas County Board of Supervisors, Plumas County Department of Public Works, the California Highway Patrol, the Plumas County Sheriff's Department and the Quincy High School S Club.
2020 pumpkin carving contest winners
Quincy resident Justin, winner of the Scary Category
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Quincy resident Adam, winner of the Funny category
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Quincy resident Nia, winner of the Unique category
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