East Brunswick is postponing Halloween for today and will instead sponsor a Trunk-Or-Treat Event Saturday at Heavenly Farms.

East Brunswick Mayor David Stahl and Deputy Chief William Krause, the East Brunswick Director of Public Safety, said safety concerns for trick or treaters are too great to allow pedestrian or motor vehicle traffic throughout the town.

“We are still experiencing widespread power outages, downed live power lines, fallen trees and downed utility poles,” said the statement. “As well, roads and sidewalks are still covered with a considerable amount of storm debris making walking unsafe.

The township sponsored Trunk-Or-Treat will be held Saturday, Nov. 3, from 1 to 3 p.m. at Heavenly Farms, located at 440 Dunhams Corner Road. The event invites all who wish to participate in trick or treating to bring their candy and park their vehicles throughout the lot. Children and adults  will be able to walk around the grounds and trick or treat at all of the participant’s vehicles.

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