Fireworks Are Prohibited In All Lake Stevens City Parks

Lake Stevens, WALocal News

Lake Stevens officials confirmed a ban on fireworks in all city parks effective June 26, 2025, to mitigate fire hazards. The decision follows recommendations from local fire marshals and the Forest Service, highlighting the increased risks associated with consumer fireworks. Snohomish County has experienced several fire incidents in recent years, underscoring the need for this precaution. The ban aims to protect both residents and the environment during the summer season. Residents are encouraged to seek alternative celebrations that do not pose fire risks.

This policy aligns with broader trends in Washington State, where various municipalities are tightening regulations on fireworks. Officials believe the ban will help ensure community safety during holiday festivities. The city plans to promote educational initiatives about safe celebration practices.

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