PRESS RELEASE
Inyo County HHS, Public Health & Prevention LIFE Night Trunk or Treat Draws Nearly 500 Participants
October 21, 2025
Bishop, CA — Inyo County Health and Human Services (HHS)-Public Health & Prevention’s LIFE Night Trunk or Treat was a huge success, drawing close to 500 children and families for an evening filled with fun, creativity, and community spirit.
On October 16, the parking lot of the Consolidated Office Building was transformed into a festive Halloween scene, with dozens of decorated trunks, costumed staff, and excited kids enjoying a night of safe, family-friendly fun. The event was made possible through the incredible collaboration and support of many partners, including 4-H, Alta One, Sierra Wave Media, Anthem Blue Cross, Bishop Police Department, Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA), Cerro Coso Community College, Child Care Connection, Child Protective Services, Child Support, County Administration, District Attorney, Smile CA, Public Assistance and Aging, Environmental Health, Family Strengthening Team, First 5/Home Visiting, HHS Administration/Fiscal, Health Net, Kern Regional Center, Owens Valley Career Development Center (OVCDC), Probation, St. Vincent’s, Substance Use Prevention, Toiyabe Family Services, Tobacco Education, United Way, Veterans Services, and Women, Infants, and Children (WIC).
“The event was beyond anything we could have imagined,” said Stephanie Tanksley, HHS Deputy Director of Public Health & Prevention. “It was inspiring to see so many community partners and families come together for a night of fun and connection, and I’m incredibly proud of our Public Health & Prevention team who worked tirelessly behind the scenes to bring this event to life.”
LIFE Nights are held on the first Thursday of each month from 5–7 PM and include a free community dinner and activities for all ages. These events highlight Inyo County HHS and Public Health & Prevention’s commitment to promoting connection, wellness, and family fun in a safe and supportive environment.
For more information about upcoming LIFE Night events or how to get involved, contact Inyo County Public Health at (760) 873-7868.

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