Change the city's fireworks policy?

[dsato]

Today The Telegram ran an editorial against the idea of changing the city's policy on fireworks.

Even though the city's existing policy on fireworks may be ignored by some, it serves as a deterrent for others.

Easing the city's guidelines on fireworks only would lead to more abuse. Maintaining current policy, on the other hand, would be a victory for public safety and common sense.

What do you think? Should the city allow the discharge of fireworks from June 27 through July 5, and possibly allow aerial fireworks within city limits?

[Wolf3001]

Honestly anyone who has the time or knows someone has aerial fireworks. I don't always take the time to worry about it anymore I don't get all that into it. Anyone who knows or cares much will get the stuff as many of my relatives do. As for the time limits on when people can start I think the way things are is fine. It's almost impossible to enforce a lot of the rules we have. I feel a lot of it comes down to how dry it gets.

[dsato]

City commissioners decided to leave the fireworks ordinance as it currently stands. Read Shajia's story for more information.