i need to know where to go in order to get a permit to show fireworks @ my youth groups 4th of july b.b.q?
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As the fire department is supposed to be at all large fireworks displays, inquire at the fire department nearest to the park you want to hold your display in. If they don't issue the permit I'm sure they could advise you after dealing with some many displays.
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Yes, on the Strip.  Many of the hotels will synchronize their fireworks displays.\n\nIn my opinion, one of the best places to view the show would be from the Voodoo rooftop lounge/bar at the Rio.\n\nHope this is helpful!
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http://www.texasoutside.com/  try this
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There is on May 5th and 6th.   Here is a website of where they will be across the US and also to give the opoportunity to organize one in your area.  \n\nhttp://www.illegalimmigrantprotest.com/\n\nPass it to everyone!
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owning the land makes no difference to the law on firewords,  you will need to refer to your state and city laws.  for example no private fireworks is allowed in Georgia,  here in Tennesse it is legal.\n\nif you owned 300 acres, you may not get caught doing fireworks, but it would still not be legal, if it is illegal in your area
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Yes.\n\nBoston 4 Celebrations  www.july4th.org\nFinale\n7:10:00 PM - 7:21:00 PM\nBoston Common: Parade Ground\n\nAfter the First Night Grand Procession, a very special Family Fireworks show will light up the Boston Common at approximately 7:10PM. For the seventh consecutive year, the City of Boston rings in the New Year with an intimate 11-minute fireworks display, including dozens of special effects and a barrage of color. Please come join us as we welcome 2006.
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To apply for a permit: http://www.ecy.wa.gov/programs/wq/sand/\n\nInfo on the permit: http://www.ecy.wa.gov/programs/wq/sand/gen_info.html
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Go to your Secretary of State website (to find the URL go to your search engine and type "[Name of State] Secretary of State"] They have links on how to do business in the state, and part of that includes the licenses and permits
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Check the local web site for the state you are from. It should have a parks and rec. department that will tell you what is allowed and where.
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Go to a police academy and get a job where you have permission to write tickets.  Then you can fine as many people as you want.
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http://www.accessatlanta.com/events/content/events/guides/kids.html
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TOTALLY AGREE!!!!\n\nWe had a gang of children aged from 10 to 15 running around with massive fireworks setting them off sideways into cars and fences and across a main road. \nI live in a nice area but have a small patch of grass out the front of my house which is used by the kids passing through the neighbourhood. There are two very large parks nearby but the children where looking for trouble not fun!!! We had fireworks going off until 1am the other night and the police do nothing. \n\nFirstly where do they buy them from? Where are the parents? When did it become legal to sell large explosives to anyone who has money? I wonder how busy A&E are in the months of October & November with firework injures?\n\nA Licence would be a great idea, the strange thing is there are so many good displays around the country to go to which are safe and priced reasonable i wonder why people buy the crappy small ones to set off in their gardens anyway - store bought ones are alway disapointing to watch and if handed wrong very dangerous.\n\nI hope your pets recover soon.
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try your local community center...
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No. The nearest place to get fireworks is Pennsylvania, Delaware or Virginia. But it's illegal to transport them back into any state that they are illegal in.
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Go to a Phil and Friends Show.\nPlenty of other festivals attract these people too.
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Try checking with the state Department of Parks and Recreation.
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Depending on the nature of your protest, you may not need one. That kind of thing is usually handled at the local level. Contact the municipality and see what they tell you. If it is to be on federal property, contact the park police. www.nps.gov/uspp They ought to be able to answer your questions.