Reno Police making sure the community knows fireworks are illegal
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We live in a very dry climate and are currently in our peak wildfire season. One spark from an illegal firework can lead to fires -- as well as injury and death.
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Personal fireworks are illegal throughout Washoe County, including Reno. Violators face penalties ranging from warnings to felony charges depending on the severity of the offense.
Officials urge safe Fourth of July plans as illegal fireworks and risks concern first responders.
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