Crime & Safety
Laguna Beach Police 'Out In Force' This 4th Of July 2018
The Laguna Beach Police Department shared this message from LBFD, regarding a zero-tolerance policy on all types of fireworks.
Here is a quick PSA from our buddies at the Laguna Beach Fire Department. Remember, the City of Laguna Beach has zero tolerance for all types of fireworks which includes safe and sane fireworks. #4thofJuly #lagunabeach @lagunafirepfa pic.twitter.com/66PR7MhznD
— Laguna Beach Police (@LagunaBeachPD) June 23, 2018
LAGUNA BEACH, CA — You're at a party, someone brings out the sparklers. What do you do?
This year, according to the Laguna Beach Police Department, it's a good idea to walk away and better yet, to remind your friends that all forms of fireworks in the city are illegal.
This year, when it comes to wanting to see those fireworks on the ground or "bursting in air," your best bet is to view the city's show. The Laguna Beach Police and Fire Departments launched the above public service message, reminding residents and visitors that if you set off fireworks, you will be cited this year.
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"We would like to have everyone, both visiting and our residents, to have a wonderful 4th of July," LBFD said. "Our police and fire departments will be enforcing all fireworks violations by writing citations."
If you see someone launching fireworks, even "safe and sane" ones, call the non-emergency hotline at: 949-497-0701
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