One state senator has proposed a resolution hoping to find the answer as to which day out of the entire year would be best to go trick-or-treating, in case you were ever wondering.
Sen. Kirk Cullimore, R-Sandy, told FOX 13 News he has opened a resolution in the upcoming session of the Utah State Legislature. It would recommend that Halloween be largely observed on the last Friday of October .
Sen. Cullimore said he's heard from his neighbors and even experienced the dilemmas of when children should go out trick-or-treating or when they have school parties. For example, when Halloween falls on a Sunday, there have been community-wide debates about whether children should trick-or-treat on a Saturday instead . When Halloween falls on a weekday, Sen. Cullimore said kids are often tired for school from being out the night before.
The idea could also extend to adults, he said. Offices have Halloween parties where people get into the spirit of the holiday. Sen. Cullimore said there is nothing stopping people from celebrating Halloween whenever they'd like, if his resolution were to pass the upcoming legislative session.
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