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Did you know illegal fireworks are the number one non-emergency priority for Moreno Valley Police?
Last year, the Police Department and Code Enforcement Officers issued 83 citations totaling nearly $138,000 in fines. Officers are patrolling on the ground and in the air looking for illegal fireworks. Those caught with illegal fireworks can face fines of up to $3,500.
This Fourth of July, leave fireworks to the professionals.
To report illegal fireworks in your neighborhood, visit moval.org/fireworks or call 951.247.8700. |
Leave the Fireworks to the Professionals!
July 8, 2024 at 02:23pm. Views: 270
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