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Council lowers required setback for fireworks sales to 50 feet

White Pine Town Council · June 2, 2026
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Summary

On June 2 the White Pine Town Council approved Ordinance #3-26 on second reading, reducing the minimum footage for fireworks sales from 500 to 50 feet to match state guidelines; the vote was unanimous.

White Pine Mayor Glen E. Warren presided as the council voted unanimously on Ordinance #3-26, reducing the minimum setback for fireworks sales from 500 feet to 50 feet to conform with state guidelines. The motion was made by Whitney Woods and seconded by Mrs. Arwood and passed in a roll-call vote on second reading.

The change was presented to the council as a compliance measure with state standards. The ordinance passed without recorded opposition; the council did not request additional amendments during the second-reading vote. The action was recorded in the meeting minutes as a formal ordinance passage on second reading.