Minnesota SF655 regulates the manufacture, sale, and use of fireworks, setting licensing fees and restrictions on sales and use.
Minnesota SF655 amends fireworks regulations by setting annual license fees for retail sellers, limiting the sale of certain items to those 18 years and older, and restricting the use of fireworks on public property. It also defines terms like "aerial and audible devices" and "fireworks," and specifies that local governments cannot impose additional fees on fireworks sales. The bill dedicates a portion of fireworks sales revenue to public safety purposes, including volunteer fire assistance and fire safety accounts.
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