Hawaii SB611 regulates fireworks, including licensing, permissible use times, and prohibitions on certain types and locations.

Hawaii SB611, the "Revised Fireworks Control Law," establishes regulations for fireworks in Hawaii. It mandates licenses for importing, selling, or storing consumer fireworks, with fees set at $3,000 for importers, $2,000 for wholesalers, $1,000 for storage sites, and $500 for retailers. Consumer fireworks can only be used during specific times on New Year's Day, Chinese New Year's Day, and the Fourth of July, or for cultural events. It prohibits fireworks in various public areas, such as highways, parks, beaches, and near buildings used for public worship.

Hawaii SB611 regulates fireworks, including licensing, permissible use times, and prohibitions on certain types and locations.

Hawaii SB611, the "Revised Fireworks Control Law," establishes regulations for fireworks in Hawaii. It mandates licenses for importing, selling, or storing consumer fireworks, with fees set at $3,000 for importers, $2,000 for wholesalers, $1,000 for storage sites, and $500 for retailers. Consumer fireworks can only be used during specific times on New Year's Day, Chinese New Year's Day, and the Fourth of July, or for cultural events. It prohibits fireworks in various public areas, such as highways, parks, beaches, and near buildings used for public worship.