Hawaii SB999 aims to enhance safety by prohibiting the sale and use of consumer fireworks and establishing civil penalties for violations.
Hawaii SB999 seeks to address public safety concerns by prohibiting the sale and use of consumer fireworks. The bill establishes civil penalties for violations, including fines and asset forfeiture. It also mandates that parents or guardians who allow minors to possess or use fireworks be subject to penalties. Additionally, the bill creates a firework forfeiture special fund to support community safety education programs. The legislation emphasizes the importance of preventing illegal fireworks use, possession, and distribution to protect public safety, property, and the environment.
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