Fire Departments Offer Safety Tips Ahead of the Fourth of July Holiday
- On July 4, San Diego County plans major fireworks displays and parades to celebrate Independence Day, showcasing large-scale festivities across the region.
- Rooted in the 1776 Declaration of Independence, July 4th celebrations include fireworks that pose significant fire risks.
- San Diego County's largest West Coast fireworks display launches from four bay locations, complemented by a high-tech drone show with 180 drones at Imperial Beach Pier.
- Parking is free at all Port of San Diego lots on July 4, with time limits, and residents are encouraged to attend professional firework displays for safety.
- Looking ahead, drone light shows offer an environmentally friendly alternative to traditional fireworks, as highlighted by the La Jolla Beach and Tennis Club.
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Prevent fires this Fourth of July by picking up a bucket from the Pueblo Fire Department
PUEBLO, Colo. (KRDO) - The Pueblo Fire Department (PFD) wants you to join the "Bucket Brigade!" It's all part of their firework safety program this Fourth of July. Inspired by the historical bucket brigade where neighbors helped neighbors put out fires, this program encourages kids to remind adults to soak spent fireworks overnight. This simple step prevents trash, garage, and home fires caused by improper disposal. "What we encourage you to do …
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