News · Community and events · Washington County · Washington · Kansas
A Washington County burn ban means fireworks will not be allowed on Friday, Sept. 11, or Saturday, Sept. 12.
Key takeaways
Washington County’s burn ban prohibits fireworks on Friday, Sept. 11, and Saturday, Sept. 12. The restriction applies to both dates because of the countywide burn ban.
Residents should not plan fireworks displays or use fireworks during the two-day period. The ban affects community and private celebrations alike.
The restriction is in place on:
The dates are consecutive, covering the full Friday and Saturday period named in the county’s notice.
Anyone planning an event in Washington County should remove fireworks from the schedule for those two days. The burn ban is the reason fireworks are not permitted.
Residents should follow Washington County’s burn-ban requirements and avoid fireworks while the restriction applies.
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