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What to know about Michigan's fireworks laws ahead of July 4th
Here's a look at fireworks rules for the Fourth of July. Michigan law allows fireworks, regardless of local rules, on certain dates throughout the year, including: The Saturday and Sunday immediately preceding Labor Day, from 11 a.m. until 11:45 p.m. on each of those days.
When can you set off fireworks in Michigan? Here’s what to know for Fourth of July
As Michigan residents prepare for Fourth of July celebrations, there are a few rules to know about legally setting off fireworks. In Michigan, state law allows residents to light consumer fireworks between 11 a.m. and 11:45 p.m. from June 29 through July 5.
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Stagnant air, smoke from fireworks brings July 4 Air Quality advisories for parts of MichiganSmoke from fireworks displays has been trapped in Michigan’s stagnant air flow, and conditions are ripe for ozone creation in ...
Isolated showers and storms remain possible this 4th of July, however the timing of them should avoid most fireworks shows ...
Portage Public Safety Fire Division's Battalion Chief of Community Risk Reduction offers firework safety tips for ...
The incident occurred early Friday following Thursday's show, but Bay City Fireworks Festival events will continue as ...
Adado Riverfront Park will host Lansing’s annual Fourth of July concert starting at 8 p.m., with fireworks launched near the ...
Michigan residents can set off consumer-grade fireworks on private property from June 29 to July 5, with time restrictions. Fireworks are prohibited on public property, including schools, ...
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5 spectacular Fourth of July celebrations to check out in mid-Michigan this holiday weekCommunities from Bay City to Fenton offer Independence Day festivities including parades, live music, vintage warbird flybys, ...
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