The Clark County Council recently heard nearly two hours of passionate testimony on the future of fireworks in unincorporated areas. While some residents pushed for a ban due to safety, noise, and fire concerns, the overwhelming majority defended fireworks as a community tradition and vital fundraiser for local nonprofits. Council Chair Sue Marshall emphasized that no ban is currently being proposed, but the conversation will continue later this year. This week’s Clark County Today poll asks: Should fireworks be banned in unincorporated Clark County?
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Subject of fireworks brought a passionate response to Clark County Council Time
Clark County councilors heard nearly two hours of public comment on fireworks Wednesday, ultimately deciding to revisit the topic later in the year.
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