Summary
St. George is ignoring the governor's suggestion and letting residents light neighborhood fireworks this summer. That means you can still expect plenty of backyard pyrotechnics despite the dry season.
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Impact analysis
Zero direct cost to the city right now, but taxpayers could end up footing a massive bill if a stray firework sparks a costly wildfire.
Residents who love traditional backyard fireworks and local businesses selling the explosives.
Anyone worried about property damage, wildfire risks, and the loud noise keeping pets and kids up.
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