Sapulpa City Council approves changes to consumer fireworks ordinance

September 16, 2025
The change stems from the unanimous recommendation made by the Public Safety and Justice Committee at its August 25, 2025 meeting, at which the committee suggested the city reduce the days and hours that fireworks may be discharged during the Independence Day holiday.
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