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Commission approves New Year's Eve "no fireworks" flyers and banner

Blue Lake Public Safety Commission · February 27, 2026
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Summary

The commission voted to print and disseminate 150 'no fireworks' New Year's Eve flyers and to order a banner from local printer Paradise k; Alex will pay for printing and Alex and Ted will pay for the banner, which will be posted at the museum after Dec. 20 pending permission.

Commissioner Ted moved and Alex seconded that the commission produce materials encouraging residents not to discharge fireworks on New Year's Eve — a campaign that previously ran for July 4. The motion specified printing 150 flyers and procuring a banner from the local printer Paradise k for display at the museum after Dec. 20.

As the motion was read into the record, a commissioner summarized: "Ted has moved that they will be printed and disseminated, no New Year's Eve fireworks flyers, a 150. Alex will pay for them, and he will distribute them to others to get out to their groups. A banner will be printed by Paradise k, Ted and Alex are paying for it, and it will be posted on at the museum." The motion passed on an affirmative voice vote.

Commissioners discussed distribution channels — pods, local logger and youth groups — and agreed staff would request museum permission to post the banner after Dec. 20 to avoid conflict with the museum's winter-wonderland event. The motion was recorded and passed during the meeting.