Direct staff to draft stronger fireworks law enforcement rules
In Plain English
Richmond's current fireworks law is difficult for police to enforce effectively. The city wants to strengthen the rules to make it easier to cite violators and stop illegal fireworks. If approved, staff will draft specific changes to the fireworks ordinance for future council consideration.
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Votes
Direct staff to return at the end of September 2021 with amendments to the ordinance
4 to 2
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