Township Council Set To Vote on Mandating ‘Quiet’ Fireworks Use By Private Organizations

February 15, 2017 Township Council

The Township Council is set to act on an ordinance amendment that would prohibit the use of loud fireworks by private organizations.

The Township Council is moving closer to voting on an ordinance amendment prohibiting the use of traditional loud fireworks by private businesses and organizations.

Responding to complaints from residents about the noise, Mayor Phil Kramer last year asked Township Manager Robert Vornlocker to look into the availability of “quiet” fireworks.

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Township Council Set To Vote on Mandating ‘Quiet’ Fireworks Use By Private Organizations

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