Consumer Fireworks News
Lawsuit to stop Southaven, TN from closing fireworks store
Dale Wilson, the owner of American Fireworks Co., Inc., is seeking $5 million in damages from the city of Southaven, Tennessee if officials stop him from operating his business in the city.
Fireworks stand lawsuit returns to court
A Van Buren, Arkansas property owner’s dispute with the city over an annexation that ended the use of his land for a fireworks stand was back in court Wednesday.
California county reconsiders fireworks laws
Doña Ana County, California commissioners will hear a proposal that would allow certain fireworks vendors to resume selling aerial and noise-making ground devices, which the commission banned last year.
Cathedral City, California OK's 'Safe and Sane' fireworks in city
City Council members voted 5-0 to continue to allow up to eight local nonprofit organizations to sell "safe and sane" fireworks
Residents of Rome, New York may be allowed to use fireworks soon
People living in Rome, New York might be able to use fireworks in their backyards soon, even though the State doesn’t allow it. Rome’s Corporation Counsel says there’s room for the City to put its own legislation in place that would work in harmony with the State’s law.
Fireworks ban snuffed out by Vancouver council
Vancouverites will be allowed to set off fireworks during celebrations such as Canada Day and Halloween thanks to a city council vote
Fireworks fines might increase in Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Shooting fireworks could bring stiffer penalties in Milwaukee if the Common Council agrees next week.
Fairfax County, Virginia may put tighter restrictions on fireworks
The Fairfax County Board of Supervisors is considering a set of tighter restrictions for the purchase and use of fireworks.
Santa Fe Springs, CA organizations seek chance to sell fireworks
Although the calendar reads March, organizations in the city have filled out and returned applications to be one of 10 authorized sellers of fireworks this summer.
Fireworks restrictions win approval in Butte-Silver Bow, Montana
The Butte-Silver Bow Council of Commissioners voted new restrictions for using fireworks into law....- Search engines say "no" to fireworks ads
- 4th of July fireworks could be blown out in Oceanside, California
- NFPA considering fireworks changes
- Vancouver delays city fireworks ban
- An interview with Bob Weaver
Jon D
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March 13, 2008 5:05 AM
The Federal Government has passed an ok on consumer fireworks but the states and local Governments can set the terms of sale and use.For those ...
RipSUp
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March 6, 2008 6:23 AM
Um I think this is pretty simple to understand. In many states it's illegal to sell them and I wouldn't doubt that advetising your ...
Tannerite Company
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March 4, 2008 10:01 AM
It's about time people realize how safe consumer 1.4G items are. My comment is that the federal government should focus on regulated explosives instead ...
tim lea
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March 4, 2008 6:39 AM
I would assume that the future deletion of chapter 7 from NFPA 1124 would be because there are no relevant historical facts regarding accidents in ...
tim lea
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March 4, 2008 6:07 AM
incredibly insane. This country is sucuming to the liberal governmental beauracracy that will one day condemn the possesion of a gun in your home and ...