Community Tip Leads to Seizure of Nearly 600 Pounds of Dangerous Fireworks
ANAHEIM, Calif. (June 24, 2016) – More than 600 pounds of dangerous, illegal fireworks were have been confiscated by the Anaheim Police Department following a tip from the community.
Acting on the tip, Anaheim Police Crime Task Force investigators completed a probation search on a home at the 1500 block of East Benmore Lane in north Anaheim. Continue reading
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Media contact: Ruth Ruiz, (714) 765-5060 office, (714) 420-7797 mobile
Fourth of July Safe and Sane Fireworks Available in Anaheim for First Time in 30 Years, Beginning Today
Sales and usage guidelines will ensure residents and visitors can Celebrate with Care
ANAHEIM, Calif. (June 28, 2015) For the first time in 30 years safe and sane fireworks are back in Anaheim, on sale at Honda Center beginning today at 12 noon. As voted by residents in last year’s June General Election, the Anaheim community can Celebrate With Care in select areas of the City. Residents are asked to read guidelines below, to ensure Anaheim can enjoy celebrating the Fourth of July in the safest manner possible. Continue reading
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Media contact: Ruth Ruiz, (714) 765-5060 office, (714) 420-7797 mobile
Fourth of July Safe and Sane Fireworks Available in Anaheim for First Time in 30 Years
Sales and usage guidelines will ensure residents and visitors can Celebrate with Care
ANAHEIM, Calif. (June 18, 2015) For the first time in 30 years safe and sane fireworks are back in Anaheim. As voted by residents in last year’s June General Election, the Anaheim community can Celebrate With Care in select areas of the City. Residents are asked to read guidelines below, to ensure Anaheim can enjoy celebrating the Fourth of July in the safest manner possible.
“It is important that we honor America, but to do so safely,” said Anaheim Fire & Rescue Chief Randy Bruegman. “When we Celebrate with Care, we are ensuring all residents and visitors can enjoy fireworks, but in a manner that is safe for everyone. Fireworks are time-honored tradition, but when illegal or discharged illegally they can pose a serious threat to life and property. Let’s all remember to do our part and celebrate this Fourth of July with care.” Continue reading
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Public Safety PIO: Lt. Bob Dunn, (714) 497-6330 mobile
City PIO: Ruth Ruiz, (714) 420-7797 mobile
HONOR AMERICA AND CELEBRATE INDEPENDENCE DAY SAFELY
Ban on “safe and sane” fireworks in Anaheim remains in place this July 4th weekend
ANAHEIM, Calif. (July 2, 2014) – Independence Day is a holiday all of us look forward to celebrating. Whether spending time with family and friends at home or at a special event, the City of Anaheim would like to encourage the community to honor America while minimizing the risk for fire or injury.
Recently voters passed Measure E, a ballot measure that repeals the current ban on the use of “safe and sane” fireworks in Anaheim. Measure E will not take effect until at least July 26, 2014, in accordance with election results certification. Fireworks (including “safe and sane” fireworks) are not legal in Anaheim at this time. Continue reading
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Media contact: Ruth Ruiz, (714) 765-5060 office, (714) 420-7797 mobile
HONOR AMERICA AND CELEBRATE INDEPENDENCE DAY SAFELY
ANAHEIM, Calif. (June 25, 2014) – Independence Day is a holiday all of us look forward to celebrating. Whether spending time with family and friends at home or at a special event, the City of Anaheim would like to encourage the community to honor America while minimizing the risk for fire or injury.
Please take a moment to review the following tips and ideas on celebrating Independence Day this year: Continue reading
From the OC Disney Blog
“Disneyland Park has offered a fireworks show every summer since 1956. At first, fireworks fuses were lit by hand, but by the 1960s an electronic system launched the shells, the shows carefully synchronized to music. By 2000, the fireworks had become far more elaborate, with Tinker Bell and Dumbo flying overhead. To reduce noise and pollution, Disney patented an air launch pyrotechnics system, which was put to use in 2004. Disney later opened the patent on the system so that others could enjoy the benefits of “greener” pyrotechnics,” according to Disneyland’s website.
“The loud noise torments some of the neighbors, forcing them to put thick windows to block the noise or move away from the city. After many complaints to the city of Anaheim, there seems no way out,” according to the Magical Theme Park blog. Continue reading