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Nebraska State Fire Marshal

Doug Hohbein, State Fire Marshal

Public Fireworks Displays

Why do I need a permit to shoot fireworks?

State Statute 28-1239.01 requires anyone conducting a public exhibition or display of fireworks to procure a display permit from the State Fire Marshal. This statute also prohibits a licensed distributor to sell or deliver display fireworks to any person who does not possess an approved display permit.

 

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General Information

Beginning January 1, 1986, the owner or operator of permanently located aboveground storage tanks dispensing hazardous substances must register such tank with this office. Storage tanks of 1000 gallons or less are exempt from this requirement.