Hawaii HB2112 restricts consumer fireworks use to cultural purposes and specific times.

Hawaii HB2112 amends state law to limit consumer fireworks use to cultural purposes and specific times. It prohibits setting off fireworks from above the first floor of any building, in any vehicle, or in any building. Exceptions include firecrackers used in accordance with state and federal laws. Permits are required for cultural use, with fees of $25 for consumer fireworks and $110 for aerial devices and display fireworks. The bill aims to reduce public safety risks and disruptive impacts from fireworks use.

Hawaii HB2112 restricts consumer fireworks use to cultural purposes and specific times.

Hawaii HB2112 amends state law to limit consumer fireworks use to cultural purposes and specific times. It prohibits setting off fireworks from above the first floor of any building, in any vehicle, or in any building. Exceptions include firecrackers used in accordance with state and federal laws. Permits are required for cultural use, with fees of $25 for consumer fireworks and $110 for aerial devices and display fireworks. The bill aims to reduce public safety risks and disruptive impacts from fireworks use.