Fireworks Prohibited July 3rd 5th, 2016

Leavenworth, WALocal News

The city of Leavenworth has put a temporary ban on fireworks from July 3rd to July 5th, 2016, in an effort to safeguard public safety during the holiday festivities. This initiative was spearheaded by the municipal council, which recognized the heightened risk of fire incidents during the dry summer season. The decision reflects a proactive approach to community welfare, aiming to prevent potential disasters that could arise from fireworks usage. Residents are reminded that non-compliance with this ordinance may result in penalties, underscoring the seriousness of this public safety measure. Additionally, the council encourages open communication between residents and municipal clerks regarding any questions or concerns about the ban.

This prohibition not only aims to protect property and lives but also fosters a sense of responsibility within the community. As the holiday approaches, locals and visitors alike are encouraged to find alternative ways to celebrate. The city remains committed to ensuring a safe and enjoyable environment for all during this festive period.

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