Fireworks Safety: You Could Be To Blame If You Start A Fire
Twin Falls, Idaho (KMVT-TV) - In a typical year, more fires in the United States are reported on the Fourth of July than on any other day.
Fireworks account for igniting a large portion of these fires. With the fire danger high on the Twin Falls District, a single spark can create a major disaster. Firefighters want to remind members of the community to be cautious while enjoying fireworks this year. KMVT News was curious who would be to blame if fireworks started a fire? So we went down to the Twin Falls Fire Department to find out. "Well certainly, there is a possibility of being held responsible. There are liabilities. People need to keep in mind these are a dangerous thing to have around,” said Captain Allen Shropshire, Twin Falls Fire Department. If you or someone you know witnesses any fire or illegal activity, please report it immediately. Comments ( |
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