Holiday fireworks reminders

Since the passing of the Michigan Fireworks Safety Act (Act 256) in 2011, these are the ONLY days where use of fireworks is allowed.

• December 31st, 11 am to January 1st, 1 am.
• The Saturday and Sunday before Memorial Day, 11 am to until 11:45 pm each day.
• June 29th through July 4th, from 11 am to 11:45 pm each of those days.
• July 5th, 11 am to 11:45 pm — ONLY if that day is a Friday or Saturday
• The Saturday and Sunday before Labor Day, 11 am to 11:45 pm each day

Your neighbors will appreciate your compliance. And your neighborhood dogs will appreciate it also. — And you won’t put yourself at risk of a $1000 fine!

Play it safe and enjoy the holiday!

DID YOU KNOW??? — Sparklers burn at around 2000 degrees – Hot enough to melt some metals. The sparks can cause burns and eye injuries, and touching a lit sparkler to skin can result in a serious burn. And sparkler wires left on the ground can puncture bare feet.