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Big Island Now : Big Island Police Remind Residents About Fireworks Rules, Offer Safety Tips

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The use of fireworks is only permitted from 1-9 p.m. Monday, July 4. Residents who want to set off fireworks must pay a permit fee of $25. Common fireworks allowed without a permit include: Cylindrical fountains. Prohibited fireworks include: Jumping jacks, flying pigs and rockets.

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Big Island Now : Big Island Police Remind Residents About Fireworks Rules, Offer Safety Tips

(Photo courtesy of the Hawai‘i Police Department)In an effort to make sure everyone has a safe and enjoyable Fourth of July weekend, Big Island police are reminding the public about the rules governing the use of fireworks.According to state law, anyone purchasing, possessing, storing, setting off, igniting or discharging aerial devices, display fireworks or other pyrotechnics without a valid permit could face felony charges.“Please remember tha…

2 years ago·Honolulu, United States

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