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The San Jose City Council voted last week to increase fines for illegal firework use from $500 to $1,000 for a first offense. Second and third offenses are now $2,000 and $3,000, respectively, if committed within 18 months of the first offense. San Jose Mayor Sam Liccardo advised residents to avoid new year celebrations altogether as the coronavirus pandemic continues surging across the state. It s up to each of us to keep each other safe, and each of us can protect our own neighborhoods by reporting illegal firework activity online, Liccardo said. Residents can report the use of illegal fireworks at any time of day by calling (408) 535-5600 or by visiting sanjoseca.gov/fireworks.

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