Always transport fireworks in your trunk or in a non-sparking container with a lid.
Fire departments are asking residents to be safe and extra cautious when using fire works. New Year’s Eve celebrations often come with the commonly used entertainment but they can be dangerous. Always transport fireworks in your trunk or in a non-sparking container with a lid. Do not smoke while loading, transporting, or unloading fireworks. Never use fireworks indoors; they are designed for outdoor use only. Use fireworks in an open area away from buildings, vehicles, overhead obstructions such as power lines and dry grass/brush. A minimum clear area of 30m X 30m is required for the safe use of aerial fireworks, such as Roman candles, and 20m X 20m for fountains or other ground-based items.
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