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Patrols Keeps Fireworks Safe Ahead of Fourth of July
- Fire officials in Salisbury, Maryland, are increasing patrols and safety checks ahead of the July 4th holiday to prevent fireworks-related accidents.
- Rising use of fireworks and dry weather conditions, including drought in parts of Washington, raise fire risk, prompting warnings from fire marshals and departments.
- Deputy Fire Marshal Mohler and salesperson McDaniel ensure compliance with fire codes and educate the public, emphasizing covered fuses and adult supervision during fireworks use.
- Fire Marshal Cramer cautioned that hand-held sparklers burn up to 2,000 degrees and need constant adult supervision to avoid severe injuries and fires.
- Officials advise seeking public fireworks displays, highlighting permit requirements and discouraging out-of-state purchases that may violate laws or increase danger.
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Patrols keeps fireworks safe ahead of Fourth of July
Patrols keeps fireworks safe ahead of Fourth of JulyWe are just over a week away from Independence Day, but you know people will be setting off those fireworks early in the metro and the Four Corners. FARMINGTON, N.M. — We are just over a week away from Independence Day, but you know people will be setting off those fireworks early in the metro and the Four Corners. KOB 4 tagged along with a fire marshal who is making sure you and the people yo…
YUMA, Ariz. (T3) - With the arrival of summer and the Fourth of July celebrations, fireworks become part of the spectacle but also a common source of accidents. The sale and use of fireworks begins on June 24 and ends on July 6. The police department officer tells us which fireworks can be used. “Illegal fireworks in the state of Arizona and the city of Yuma are anything that goes into the air and explodes, legal ones are anything portable or th…
Bernalillo Co. Fire Rescue issues reminders on firework laws ahead of July 4
BERNALILLO COUNTY, N.M. (KRQE) — Ahead of July 4, Bernalillo County Fire Rescue is reminding the public that specific fireworks are prohibited in unincorporated Bernalillo County outside of Albuquerque city limits. Residents are advised to only use fireworks purchased in the county to ensure they are legal for use. Story continues below New Mexico Strange: The possible hauntings of KRQE News 13 Trending: City begins $1.3 million Old Town const…
City issues fireworks permits
With Independence Day festivities approaching, the City of Okmulgee has once again opened the window for residents to obtain permits for setting off fireworks within city limits. The $20 permit is a requirement for any individual wishing to celebrate the holiday with personal fireworks on July 3, 4 or 5.
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