Politics & Government
Cambridge Public Summer Safety Alert
Officials are issuing a public safety alert regarding summer safety and the use of fireworks.

The following is from a Cambridge Police release:
Middlesex District Attorney Marian Ryan, Cambridge Police Commissioner Christopher Burke, Cambridge Fire Chief Gerald Reardon and Community Leaders To Issue a Summer Public Safety Alert
Middlesex District Attorney Marian Ryan, Cambridge Police Commissioner Christopher Burke, Cambridge Fire Chief Gerald Reardon and officials from public safety agencies will formally issue a public safety alert regarding summer safety and the use of fireworks as the July 4 holiday weekend approaches and summer officially begins.
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WHO: Middlesex District Attorney Marian Ryan
Cambridge Fire Chief Gerald Reardon
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Cambridge Police Commissioner Christopher Burke
First responders from public safety agencies in Cambridge
Elected leaders
WHAT: Summer Safety Announcement and Danger of Fireworks Demonstration
• Officials will issue a public safety alert and highlight prevention efforts residents can take around: drowning, window safety, and summer car safety.• Officials will discuss enforcement actions and health and safety precautions related to fireworks
There will be a demonstration by the Cambridge Explosive Ordinance Unit (Bomb Squad) depicting the impact of a firework if it went off near a body or in a hand.
WHERE: Danehy Park, St. Peter’s Field,Across from 84 Sherman Street, Cambridge, MA.
Parking is available in the lot immediately next to the St. Peter’s Field.
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