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Independence Day 2024 Firework Safety

Pullman, WALocal News

With Independence Day 2024 on the horizon, Pullman, WA, is taking a proactive stance on firework safety, urging residents to prioritize safety during celebrations. The city recommends attending the community event at Sunnyside Park, which begins at 5:00 p. m. on July 4th, to enjoy fireworks in a controlled environment. For those opting to use personal fireworks, the article outlines critical safety guidelines, including launching only legal consumer fireworks and being aware of highly combustible surroundings.

Additionally, it emphasizes the necessity of adult supervision for children and encourages residents to clean up responsibly by soaking used fireworks before disposal. The article also details local laws regarding firework usage, including specific timeframes and locations where they are prohibited, reinforcing community compliance. In case of emergencies, residents are reminded to call 911. By fostering a culture of safety and responsibility, Pullman aims to ensure that Independence Day remains a joyful occasion for all. This initiative not only protects lives but also enhances community spirit through collective celebration.

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