By Benjamin Cox on July 1, 2021 at 9:13pm
Local law enforcement is reminding the public that not everyone enjoys fireworks the same way. Jacksonville Police Chief Adam Mefford says he understands that they are a large part of the Fourth of July celebration but they do pose a danger and nuisance to the public.
Mefford says that he and the Village of South Jacksonville police receive numerous complaints this time of year for illegal fireworks: “We do understand that this is the time of year and there will be fireworks. We also have to enforce those laws and the safety of the public, reminding those individuals [that use fireworks], that not everyone enjoys fireworks the same way. Some individuals in the community have PTSD things that may go on as a result of fireworks. They disturb pets and other animals. Obviously, with anything that flies, blows up, or goes ‘BANG’ there is that added safety issues and concerns about injuries, fire, or structural or property
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