You didn’t specify who H county.

Hernando County has a Halloween ordinance in Ch. 21, Art. XIV; Ord. No. 2023-03, so if that’s your county, yes there is county ordinance.

Hardee and Hamilton Counties don’t have their ordinances online. I can’t verify they have or don’t have such an ordinance without seeing the ordinances.

Hendry, Highlands, Hillsborough, and Holmes Counties do not have any Halloween/holiday ordinances barring any very recent passages of such an ordinance. I looked to see if I could find any new ordinances passed since March and found nothing.

In my county we can decorate as long as your not on probation. Okaloosa county if anyone is wondering.

Hand them a copy of Sex Offense Litigation and Policy Resource Center at Mitchell Hamline School of law. Published March 2025. 12 pages long. Make multiple copies. Hand out to them and neighbors who are willing to read.
It’s a great piece of law literature.
I feel your frustration. We earned our right to a reformed life many years ago. Some of us were once completely removed from registry many years ago un another state. The LE people are performing a corporate structure of orders for receipt of funds and grants. The rest is their own personal rhetoric that has no place in law enforcement. Threats of returning and abuse of power. Essentially just trashy harassment behavior.
Remember not all humans have cognitive skills. A lot of people still depend on repetition and following orders. Law enforcement people need a paycheck to go to the grocery store and provide for their families.
I pray your anxiety goes down and righteous sanity emerges.
Have a good day.

I thought last year (Or maybe the year before) FAC and the supporters got the Halloween ban overturned? Perhaps it was just for one particular county? Be a shame to have to do that individually with all 67 counties in Florida.

For now, be careful as you do not want to get arrested. Hosting Halloween is not worth going to Jail for until the legality gets set in stone. I would go to jail for my family and for my spiritual beliefs, other than that, I am not crossing the invisible line. Awaiting them to say we cannot attend church because there are kids there.

I believe the separation of PFRs is illegal and could be challenged where an injunction put into place would stop the madness to start. The tiering and registration of folks is not indication of potential harm that could happen in such a place. The state’s continued implementation of “separate but equal”, but for PFRs, is a shame and reflects poorly on them. Heck, in October 2018, a man was arrested in Okaloosa County for molesting a child at a school being used as a hurricane shelter during Hurricane Michael…just saying.

Personally, I would rather die in my own home than spend even one more night in the county jail. Not because I am scared of jail, I just do not want those memories of lock up back in my head.