Illegal fireworks…how to report their use “Illegal fireworks use is a problem throughout California and the nation, but the City of Lakewood is doing everything it can to deter and reduce the problem locally,” said City Manager Thaddeus McCormack. “Lakewood is known throughout the region for its vigorous public education …continue reading
The City of Garden Grove is raising the awareness of illegal firework use and the enforcement of the city’s zero-tolerance policy in the form of a $1,000 fine. “On July 4, additional Garden Grove police sergeants, officers, and administrative staff will be dedicated to firework enforcement throughout the city to …continue reading
As July 4 approaches, the City reminds the community to celebrate the national holiday responsibly. Safe and sane fireworks bearing the California State Fire Marshal seal may be discharged on July 4, from 10:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. only. According to the National Fire Protection Association, an estimated 19,500 fires …continue reading
The City of Seal Beach would like to remind the community that it is illegal to sell, possess, or discharge, fireworks anywhere within Seal Beach. Seal Beach Municipal Code §7.20.065 prohibits fireworks in Seal Beach. This includes fireworks sold as “safe and sane” in neighboring cities. Those who violate this …continue reading
Ready for some sparklers, smoke balls and snakes? Adding sizzle to your holiday is important, but so is ensuring it stays a celebration rather than becoming a dangerous situation. “Illegal fireworks cause thousands of injuries and tremendous property damage each year,” says Captain Tony Bommarito, Public Information Officer for the …continue reading
Top Ten Stories for June 28 through July 4. The Top Ten Stories for June 28 through July 4 were the most read stories at Orange County Breeze over the last week (excluding weather forecasts): Tire iron used in assault against Cypress man at Seal Beach gas station Safe and …continue reading