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As the Fourth of July nears, Baltimore City officials are warning residents that setting off personal fireworks is not just dangerous—it’s illegal. The city’s fire department is urging the public to avoid using any type of consumer fireworks, including sparklers and Roman candles, to prevent injury, fires, and legal penalties.
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Baltimore law strictly prohibits the possession, sale, or use of fireworks within city limits, regardless of whether they were purchased legally elsewhere. Violators may face fines, confiscation of materials, or other legal consequences. The fire department is prioritizing community safety and has reminded residents that professional, city-approved fireworks shows are the only legal option for public displays.
City officials emphasize that fireworks-related incidents are preventable and can strain emergency response services. Each year, unauthorized fireworks contribute to multiple injuries and property damage across the region, making enforcement a top concern for local authorities.
Residents are encouraged to report illegal fireworks activity and refer to the Baltimore City Fire Department’s website for safety information and guidance on permitted events. With the holiday weekend approaching, officials hope public awareness will reduce preventable accidents and help ensure a safer celebration for all.
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