As New Year's Eve approaches and residents are gearing up for celebrations, the Baldwin Police Department has issued a reminder about the city's fireworks ordinance. According to their recent social media post, the police are emphasizing that the use of fireworks within the corporate limits of Baldwin is a violation of Ordinance No. 53. The department is urging the community to adhere to this prohibition in order to help maintain safety during the holiday season.
In a bid to actively enforce the regulation, Baldwin officers are preparing to keep a vigilant eye out for any infractions. With holidays being a traditional time for fireworks displays, the department plans to ensure that all residents and visitors fully comply with the local laws. "Officers will be actively enforcing this ordinance, particularly during upcoming holidays," the Baldwin Police Department announced, indicating that they are ready to issue citations or take other enforcement action if necessary.
The Baldwin Police Department is reminding residents and visitors to comply with local laws as New Year’s celebrations approach. In a notice posted on the department’s Facebook page, officials thanked the community for its cooperation and warned that violations could result in citations or other enforcement action. Police emphasized that fireworks are not permitted, urging people to choose lawful ways to celebrate as the year comes to a close.
