07/02/2026
Stay Safe Friends!
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Every year, thousands of people are injured by fireworks, many while using products they believed were safe.
Professional displays are carefully planned with trained personnel, safety zones, weather monitoring, and fire protection resources. Backyard fireworks rarely offer those same safeguards.
Emergency responders know that a single fireworks incident can quickly become a structure fire, brush fire, medical emergency, or multiple simultaneous calls.
Emergency managers should confirm coordination with local event organizers, dispatch centers, hospitals, and neighboring jurisdictions before community celebrations begin.
The safest fireworks are the ones enjoyed from a safe viewing distance.
**Public:** Attend a professional display whenever possible.
**Emergency Responders:** Review response plans for fireworks-related fires and burn injuries.
**Emergency Managers:** Verify partner coordination before large community events begin.