The City of Prosser is reminding residents that due to construction of the new high school, the location of the 4th of July fireworks display has changed.
According to City of Pasco Facebook page:
In May, the City Council approved a partial lifting of the fireworks ban to allow some of the so-called “safe and sane” consumer fireworks such as cone/cylindrical fountains, smoke devices, and sparklers, while continuing its ban on explosive and aerial fireworks, such as bottle rockets, roman candles, mortars and rockets.
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The Pasco City Council unanimously voted to lift the ban on fireworks in the City limits, which will allow anyone over the age of 16 to buy and use fireworks in the city limits...
I don't know if you saw this story on KNDU last week just thought I'd pass it along mainly because of this Man being a hero and saving a small child from being injured by fireworks!