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Orange County Enforces Stricter Fireworks Regulations

    ‘There are laws:’ Orange County approves new, stringent fireworks rules
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    ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. – Following over a year of continuous nightly disturbances, the Orange County Board of Commissioners has enacted a new ordinance that limits the use of fireworks to only three days: July 4, New Year’s Eve, and New Year’s Day.

    The ordinance comes after residents raised concerns about safety, frightened pets and sleepless nights caused by constant explosions.

    “March was incredibly hectic. Someone is setting off explosives and mortars near where we live. Our block has 105 homes,” stated a resident during a recent meeting held by the county.

    Store managers have expressed efforts to inform customers about the new regulations. While state law is already displayed in stores, officials intend to put up banners with the county ordinance to ensure customers are aware of the changes.

    “We’ve been talking to customers, especially our regulars. I’ve mentioned it. They knew. We’re not surprised,” said Izaiah Ortiz, assistant manager at Phantom Fireworks.

    Local law enforcement officers can now issue citations based on video or audio evidence, making enforcement easier for neighbors.

    Some residents said they were unaware the ordinance had taken effect, while others expressed mixed feelings.

    “To me, it’s 50-50 because a lot of holidays fall on different days. You want to be considerate and not shoot fireworks all night long,” said Orange County resident David White.

    Ortiz said some people are upset about the restrictions but encouraged everyone to read the law.

    “I know some people are distraught about not using fireworks. But there are laws. There are sections in the law that people can read,” he said.

    The new ordinance aims to balance celebration with community safety and peace. For more information, residents can check banners at local fireworks retailers or contact county officials.

    Copyright 2025 by WKMG ClickOrlando – All rights reserved.

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