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Keep it legal, keep it safe
Keep it legal, keep it safe
Keep it legal, keep it safe
The Oregon State Fire Marshal’s Office has developed four fireworks toolkits to assist local fire and police departments during the upcoming fireworks season.  These resources should prove helpful with fireworks education and enforcement. 
 
The four toolkits contain information about public education,   illegal fireworks, retail sales of fireworks, and public displays of fireworks.  Just click on the title of the document you want to access.  Please feel free to download, print, copy, and distribute any of the materials contained in these kits.
 
Also included in the illegal fireworks toolkit is information about M-80 type devices and other explosive devices resembling firecrackers.  These devices are sometimes mistakenly called fireworks.  If you encounter any of these types of devices, or other devices containing silver powder (flash powder), please do not handle them.  Contact your local bomb squad or the Oregon State Police (OSP) Bomb Squad for assistance.  OSP dispatch numbers are located in "A Pocket Guide to Fireworks Enforcement" found in the Retail Sales and Illegal Fireworks toolkits.
 
We hope this information is useful to you, the first responder, in your encounters with fireworks this year.
 
Fireworks Related Fires in Oregon
 

Public Education Toolkit
 3 Be's Flyer  3 Be's Flyer (Spanish)
 3 Be's Flyer (full page)  Protect Your Family flyer
 Protect Your Family brochure  Fireworks Prohibited poster 
 

 Retail Sales Toolkit
 Authority of Local Officals  Citation Example
 Explosives Composition of Fireworks  Fines and Penalities for Reckless Burning
 Fireworks Sales and Posession Rules  How To Use Fireworks Safely
 Legal and Illegal Fireworks OAR for Retail Sales of Fireworks in Oregon
 ORS for Retail Sales of Fireworks in Oregon  A Pocket Guide to Fireworks Enforcement
 Preparing Your Tent Stand  Stand Inspection form
 Reimbursement of Costs Rules  Examples of Fireworks Labels
 

 Public Display Toolkit
 Citation Example Fireworks Sales and Posession 
 Fireworks Storage Criteria  Map for 1.3g General Display
 Map for 1.4g Limited Display  OAR for Public Display Fireworks
ORS for Public Display Fireworks Oregon Display Fireworks Wholesalers 
 Explosives Composition of Fireworks  
 

 Illegal Fireworks Toolkit
 Authority of Local Officials  Citation Example
 Fines & Penalities for Reckless Burning  Fireworks Sales and Posession Rules
 Illegally Manufactured Explosive Devices  Legal and Illegal Fireworks
Can You Tell the Difference Between Illegal Fireworks
Criteria Worksheet for Confiscating Fireworks
Reimbursement of Costs Rules Find Illegal Fireworks
 A Pocket Guide to Fireworks Enforcement Oregon Law Enforcement ORS
Examples of Fireworks Labels  Fireworks Enforcement Reference Card

 

 
 

 
Page updated: August 13, 2008

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