Summary
South Weber's fire department is catching serious heat—and even angry threats—from locals after putting strict limits on summer fireworks. It's a classic clash between public safety and holiday traditions as the city tries to prevent dry-season fires.
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Avoiding costly wildfire damage saves taxpayers and the city big bucks on emergency response and property repairs.
Everyone who doesn't want their neighborhood or local foothills burned to a crisp this summer.
Residents who just want to blow stuff up to celebrate the holidays are definitely bummed out.
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