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What to know about Michigan's fireworks laws ahead of July 4th
Here's a look at fireworks rules for the Fourth of July. Michigan law allows fireworks, regardless of local rules, on certain dates throughout the year, including: The Saturday and Sunday immediately preceding Labor Day, from 11 a.m. until 11:45 p.m. on each of those days.
Michigan State Police stress the importance of fireworks safety and adherence to legal use during the Fourth of July ...
There will be fireworks, parades and patriotic festivities lighting up the Jackson County area once again as residents ...
Mid-Michigan residents can celebrate the Fourth of July at several fireworks displays. Soaring Eagle Casino, 6800 Soaring ...
Local residents Jake Dennis (left) and Lamont Belvin said their Fourth of July plans consisted of a gathering at Dennis' ...
There is no shortage of things to do for the Fourth of July around Ann Arbor. You can celebrate Independence Day with parades ...
While widespread issues from firework pollution is not expected, air quality on a local scale can get hazardous for short ...
Aerial fireworks, including Roman candles and bottle rockets, are not allowed at Michigan state parks, on trails and or at ...
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Fireworks prohibited on public lands: Every national forest, every state park, everydayWhile fireworks are generally allowed in Michigan around the Fourth of July holiday, they are never allowed on public lands.
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