Hawaii HB414 restricts consumer fireworks use to cultural purposes only.
Hawaii HB414 amends state law to limit consumer fireworks use to cultural purposes only. It prohibits the sale and use of consumer fireworks on New Year's Eve, the Fourth of July, and Chinese New Year's Day. The bill defines consumer fireworks and cultural use, and it outlines specific prohibitions, such as setting off fireworks from vehicles or buildings, and within certain distances of hospitals and schools. The bill also mandates permits for cultural use of fireworks and sets fees for these permits.
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