fireworks

With the current dry conditions around Gallatin County, it is particularly important to follow these firework safety tips to have a safe and enjoyable upcoming 4th of July weekend. Check out this video from your local fire service.

What’s more fun than fireworks on the Fourth of July? If you’re planning to make some sparks in Bozeman for Independence Day, there are some things you need to know first. Here are some official tips from the City of Bozeman about discharging fireworks in town...

Every early July, the Bozeman area lights up with fireworks for a three day period.

You haven't truly experienced 4th of July fireworks until you've experienced them from the viewpoint of a drone flying dead center through all of the explosive action.

A Fourth of July fireworks celebration has left more than two dozen people injured in Simi Valley, California.

With Independence Day almost upon us, check out this list of great firework displays throughout the region!

If you have already purchased fireworks from local fireworks booths you may have noticed a DUI message on your bag. The Montana Department on Transportation wants to reach and remind as many people as possible to not drink and drive this holiday weekend, so they donated bags to the local booths with the DUI message.

With the Fourth of July almost upon us, Firefighters are seeking the public's help to be "Fire Safe" this holiday and throughout the summer. Here are some very important reminders:

How have I lived 26 years without seeing something like this before? The only problem is, my monitor isn't big enough to support the awesomeness to the fullest!

A technical problem caused 18 minutes of fireworks to go off in 10 seconds last night in San Diego...Whoops! Here's the video:

We've been dealing with hot, dry weather for the last couple weeks here in Montana, and as a result, many wildfires (one, we know for certain, was caused by fireworks). Some counties have banned fireworks this year, it has been strongly encouraged not to use fireworks in Bozeman. If you are handling fireworks this fourth of July, here are some tips you NEED to know:

The Gallatin County Commission has issued a resolution declaring Gallatin County to have Stage One Fire Restrictions. This means you can not conduct any activities that may cause fires which includes Fireworks. During the 4th of July, this ban will be lifted unless conditions change. Below was the ban on open flames earlier today that was then revised to include fireworks as noted above