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Naples City announces fireworks restrictions for Independence Day holiday

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Naples City announces fireworks restrictions for Independence Day holiday
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In a notice posted to the Naples City website, officials announced fireworks restrictions for the Independence Day holiday due to drought and fire danger.

Key takeaways

  • Aerial fireworks are banned within Naples City limits.
  • Ground fireworks are prohibited within 200 feet of high-risk areas on the wildland urban interface map.
  • Individuals may be held financially responsible for fire or damage caused by fireworks.
  • Restrictions are in place due to drought conditions and increased fire danger.

Naples City has implemented fireworks restrictions for the Independence Day holiday due to drought conditions and increased fire danger, according to a notice posted to the city's website.

All aerial fireworks are banned within Naples City limits. Additionally, ground fireworks are prohibited within 200 feet of high-risk areas identified on a wildland urban interface map.

The city noted that a map identifying these high-risk areas was expected to be posted shortly.

Anyone who starts a fire or causes damage resulting from fireworks may be held financially responsible.

City officials asked residents to use caution and respect the restrictions to help protect neighborhoods, public lands, homes, and first responders.

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