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Be safe, legal with fireworks this Fourth of July

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In Tribune, Kansas, local officials are promoting safe and legal fireworks usage ahead of the Fourth of July celebrations. The event is scheduled for July 2, 2025, starting at 9:00 AM local time, and aims to educate residents on the importance of adhering to safety regulations. Fireworks-related incidents have historically resulted in injuries and property damage, prompting officials to take a proactive approach. They remind citizens to familiarize themselves with local laws concerning fireworks usage to avoid legal repercussions and ensure public safety. Community members are encouraged to celebrate responsibly and report any illegal fireworks activity to law enforcement.

This initiative reflects a broader commitment to fostering a safe environment during holiday festivities. By emphasizing safety, officials hope to enhance the overall experience of the Fourth of July for everyone in the area. Local businesses and event venues are also expected to benefit from increased patronage during the celebrations.

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