Hawaii SB302 restricts consumer fireworks use to cultural purposes and specific times.
Hawaii SB302 amends state law to limit consumer fireworks use, allowing them only for cultural purposes and during specific times. The bill defines "consumer fireworks" and sets regulations for their purchase, possession, and sale. It prohibits the use of fireworks in many public areas and at certain times, except for cultural use with a permit. The bill aims to reduce fire risks, injuries, and noise pollution associated with fireworks.
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