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Bookmark or Share- Fireworks FACT SHEET - CPSCPAGE 4 (800) 638-2772 • CPSC.gov • SaferProducts.gov CPSC - FIREWORKS SAFETY FACT SHEET Before using fireworks, make sure they are permitted in your state or local area. Regardless of location, consumers who intend to use fireworks must comply with federal regulations. Many state and local governments also prohibit or limit consumer ...
- Fireworks Safety | Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and ...A report from the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission states that in 2021, there were nine deaths and 11,500 emergency room visits resulting from incidents involving consumer fireworks. 74% of those incidents occurred around the Fourth of July. The most common injuries included burns to the hands or fingers.
- Fireworks | CPSC.govFireworks related injuries remain high, turning many Fourth of July celebrations from fun and festive, to a trip to the emergency room. The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) is urging consumers to either leave fireworks to the professionals or take steps to celebrate safely when using consumer-grade fireworks.
- 13 Fireworks Safety Tips | SafeWiseAvoid places with trees, grass, and buildings that could catch fire. Be considerate of noise pollution. Set off fireworks in a spot that won’t be too loud for neighbors, veterans, or pets. 2. Designate a safety perimeter. Designate a safety perimeter.
- 10 Tips for Firework Safety | Homeland SecurityAlways use fireworks outside and have a bucket of water/hose nearby in case of accidents. Designate a safety perimeter. If you have ground-based fireworks like a fountain, spectating from at least 35 feet away is best. For aerial fireworks, you’ll want everyone to move back to a distance of around 150 feet. Ditch faulty fireworks.
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