Fireworks Now On Sale

BEND, OR — Fireworks went on sale Monday in parts of Oregon where they are legal.  Retailers and stands can sell fireworks through July 6th.  Fire officials remind users that fireworks are prohibited on all Oregon beaches, parks and campgrounds, as well as in National Forest and most other public lands.  State law also bans fireworks that fly, explode or travel more than six feet on the ground or 12 inches in the air.

Those found with fireworks could be fined up to $500.  Those responsible for fire started by fireworks may be required to pay the cost of suppression and damages.

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