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Public service announcement: Dubuque reminds residents of fireworks safety and rules
Summary
Dubuque City released a brief public-safety announcement reminding residents that fireworks are allowed on private property during limited hours around July 3-4, are prohibited on public property, and urging safe, considerate celebrations.
The city of Dubuque issued a short public-safety announcement ahead of Independence Day urging residents to follow state fireworks rules and take precautions. The message said the State of Iowa permits fireworks on private property with the owner's consent and that, in July, fireworks may be used on July 3 and July 4 between 9 a.m. and 11 p.m. The announcement emphasized that fireworks are not allowed on public property, including parks, streets, sidewalks and other public spaces, and encouraged people to have water nearby and to be mindful of neighbors and pets. The message concluded with a holiday greeting: "Happy Independence Day!"
