Leave it to the Professionals Snoqualmie Fireworks Law Prevents Injuries, Protects Property

Snoqualmie enforces strict fireworks regulations to ensure safety during the 4th of July celebrations. No aerial devices or firecrackers are permitted, and legal fireworks can only be discharged from 9 am to midnight on July 4. Possession of fireworks in public parks is also prohibited. Fire Chief Mike Bailey emphasizes the importance of leaving fireworks to professionals to minimize risks of injuries and property damage. The city will patrol for violations during the holiday, highlighting the significance of compliance with safety laws.

Residents can enjoy the Red, White & Boom celebration at Snoqualmie Community Park, featuring a professional fireworks display at approximately 9:45 pm. Safety measures include having water and fire extinguishers on hand and supervising children while handling sparklers. For further inquiries, residents can reach out to Chief Bailey directly via email or phone.