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Fireworks Public Safety Announcement from Fire District 3

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The Fireworks Public Safety Announcement from Fire District #3 serves as a critical reminder for residents and visitors in Leavenworth regarding the safe use of fireworks. With festive occasions approaching, the announcement outlines specific safety measures and local regulations that must be followed. Residents are encouraged to be mindful of their surroundings and the potential hazards associated with fireworks. The Fire District emphasizes the importance of preventing accidents and injuries, ensuring a safe environment for everyone. By sharing these guidelines, the Fire District aims to foster community awareness and responsible behavior during fireworks displays.

The announcement highlights the balance between enjoying holiday celebrations and maintaining public safety. This vital information is timely, as it addresses community concerns and promotes safety during busy festivities. Ultimately, the announcement is a proactive step towards ensuring a joyful and secure celebration for all.

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