Denton Fire Department Reminds Residents Fireworks are Illegal

Denton Stories

Denton micro surfacing work to bring street closures Sept. 9-29

The City of Denton Streets Department will micro surface...

Denton Labor Day closures will affect city facilities, collections

Several City of Denton facilities will close and some...

TWU musical The Suffragist to premiere in Denton

A new musical about the sacrifices behind the American...

Denton County Burn Ban Issued as Dry Conditions Raise Wildfire Risk

Denton County Judge Andy Eads issued a Local Disaster...

Here’s how to cast a ballot in Texas’ midterm election on Nov. 3

Here’s what you need to know Texans will pick their...

Denton lifts watering restrictions after water facility repair

The City of Denton lifted Stage 1 watering restrictions...

Denton to mark animal shelter expansion with groundbreaking

The City of Denton will hold an official groundbreaking...

Denton to Add Service Fee for Online, Phone Card Bill Payments

The City of Denton will begin charging a 1.55%...

Denton Public Library Closures Set for August Maintenance

Denton Public Library will temporarily close its facilities on...

If you live where fireworks are permissible, here are some safety tips, when it comes to buying, using, or enjoying your fireworks:

  • Always buy from an established retail outlet.

  • Never make your own fireworks, and be on the lookout for those experimenting with homemade fireworks.

  • Always read and follow the directions on the label.

  • Light fireworks away from homes.

  • Keep a bucket of water nearby.

  • The person discharging the fireworks should wear eye protection and never have any part of their body over a firework.

  • Be sure other people are out of range before lighting fireworks.

  • Light only one firework at a time-and never re-light a “dud” firework.

  • Never discharge fireworks in metal or glass containers, and do not carry them in your pocket.

  • Be sure to have a responsible adult in charge.

  • Never allow children to play with fireworks.

    Other VOD Stories

To find out if fireworks are permissible in your area, visit www.dentonfire.com and click on “Fire Prevention” for a fireworks boundary map.

Contact: Battalion Chief David Boots , (940) 349-8833, david.boots@cityofdenton.com

Sign Up For Weekly Newsletter

Great way to stay in touch with all of Denton’s news and events. We don’t sell or spam you, so sign-up today!