FIREWORKS, FUN AND FINGERS
- Putnam County Sheriff
- Jul 2, 2024
- 1 min read
July 2, 2024
We know many of our residents enjoy the festivities from the Fourth of July. In Florida, statute 791.08 allows fireworks to be used without a permit on July 4 (not tonight, not tomorrow night and not July 5). However, that comes with provisions as well such as local ordinances and weather conditions.
Fireworks injure more than 10,000 people annually in the US and Canada. Here are some tips to help keep all your fingers this holiday.
Never hold lit fireworks in your hand.
Never use fireworks if under the influence of alcohol (or drugs)
Keep a bucket of water or garden hose nearby
Do not point fireworks at another person
Soak spent fireworks in water
Never try to relight or handle a firework that malfunctioned.
Please be courteous of neighbors, some pets and people are frightened or have anxiety with loud noises and some people have work in the morning.
There are two professional fireworks shows on July 4 in Putnam County. Interlachen and Palatka both have firework shows in the evening after nightfall.
Have fun this Independence Day!
It's great to see important services and information made easy to find in one place. Community-focused resources like this help keep people informed and connected.
I found eggy car while searching for casual driving games and honestly it has better gameplay than many mobile apps. Super frustrating in a good way
Great article with clear explanations. I appreciate how everything is written in an easy style without unnecessary details. Many users search for instagram reels download solutions every day, so posts like this are very helpful and informative for regular readers.
Experience Retro Bowl and enjoy the fast-paced gameplay along with an incredibly in-depth team management system.
This article wisely emphasizes the crucial need for precision and adherence to safety when dealing with fireworks, where every step must be as carefully considered as the design of a WellPCB to prevent accidents. It's a critical reminder for public safety.