LAS VEGAS (KLAS) — It’s the Fourth of July, and fireworks displays are set to light up the sky around the valley. But if you plan to set off illegal fireworks outside of planned displays, police warn it won’t be tolerated.
“As a friendly reminder, possessing and using illegal fireworks in Nevada can result in significant fines and other legal repercussions,” the Nevada State Police said in a social media post. “Be mindful to others, Illegal fireworks can ignite wildfires and cause property damage.”
Officials are reminding the public that while fireworks may seem like harmless fun, they pose serious risks. Mishandling can lead to severe burns, property damage, and wildfires, especially in Nevada’s dry summer conditions. Loud explosions can also severely distress pets and people sensitive to noise…