The possession of fireworks, including “safe and sane” types, is illegal in unincorporated areas of San Bernardino County. Violators may face charges and be held liable for damages caused by unsafe fireworks use. Certain cities permit “safe and sane” fireworks. Residents can call their local fire station for specific information. For fireworks safety information, visit sbcfire.co/fireworks.
Fire and law enforcement agencies are increasing efforts to enforce fireworks laws to protect public safety. Fines of up to $1,250 and possible arrest are applicable for smuggling illegal fireworks. Reporting illegal fireworks anonymously is encouraged, as they can cause fires, injuries, fatalities, trauma to war veterans, and distress to pets. Attending community celebrations and organized fireworks displays is recommended over personal use. To report illegal fireworks, visit sbcfire.co/reportfireworks.
Additional County Update News – June 23, 2023
- County initiates fentanyl awareness campaign to save lives
- San Bernardino County Solid Waste to convert waste to renewable energy
- Rimforest Disaster Loan Outreach Center closes
- Volunteer Income Tax Assistance program exceeds prior year results with $21 million to taxpayers
- Keep pets safe during Fourth of July
- Cosmic Nights returns to the museums
- Ahead of His Time: The Life and Art of Ramón Contreras exhibit open at Victor Valley Museum
- Join the Library Birthday Club
- Regional Parks summer program continues with campfire stories, s’mores at Calico Ghost Town
- Jobs of the Week
- Pet of the Week: Jose