Forrest Insurance Agency

We brought the sunshine, and Sandy brought the smiles! ☀️🐝🎃

Our Forrest Insurance Agency – Farmers Insurance crew had a blast at yesterday’s Trick-or-Treat Trail in Sandy, Oregon! Seeing all the kids in their costumes, catching up with familiar faces, and meeting new families made it such a great day. 🧡

Thank you to everyone who stopped by our booth and to the organizers and volunteers who made the day possible. We love being part of this community! Sandy Area Chamber of Commerce

What was your family’s favorite costume? 👻

For more “treats” and fewer “tricks” (or tragedies), watch for kids dashing into the street. Choose costumes that allow visibility and ventilation. Carry a flashlight. Check candy before kids dig in. Stay spooky and safe!

Because I’m a business owner myself, I know the importance of business expenses. I’m here to help with local, personal service for your Business Property & Liability, Commercial Auto, Workers’ Compensation, and Umbrella Liability insurance.

A little sunshine. A lot of protection… and a whole lot of Halloween fun! ☀️🎃🐝

Here’s a sneak peek at the Forrest Insurance Agency crew getting ready for Saturday’s Trick-or-Treat Trail! We’re taking “brightening your day” pretty seriously. 😂💛

📍 Find us at the Fire Annex, across the street from the fire department.

Bring your little trick-or-treaters, show off those costumes, and stop by for treats and a photo with our sunshine crew!

We’ll BEE looking for you! 🐝

Event details:
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High-ticket purchases are exciting. Keeping track of your receipts and taking photos of your new things is not — but it’s important, in case you ever needed to file a claim.

Drop-off lines, pickups, rides to practice — back to school means more driving, more traffic and more kids in crosswalks. It’s a good time to pay special attention when driving near schools, bus stops and intersections with crossing guards.

Why does turning on your high beams when it’s foggy make it harder to see the road? Because the light bounces off tiny water droplets in the air, reducing visibility.