Hawaii HB414 aims to restrict the use of consumer fireworks by limiting their sale and use to cultural purposes and discontinuing their use on.
Hawaii HB414 seeks to address the public safety risks and disruptive impacts of consumer fireworks by amending the Hawaii Revised Statutes. The bill redefines "consumer fireworks" and "cultural" to allow the purchase and use of up to five thousand firecrackers for cultural purposes under a permit. It prohibits the use of consumer fireworks except for cultural purposes and during specific times on New Year's Eve, the Fourth of July, and Chinese New Year's Day.
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