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Enter search keywords: Click to submit search: Main Menu Expand All \| Collapse All General Information Fire Marshal Overview State Fire Marshal’s Office Directory Organizational Chart Washington State Fallen Firefighters Memorial Fire Prevention & Safety Construction Plan Review Fire & Life Safety Inspections Fire Safe Cigarette Certification Program Fire Sprinkler Licensing Fireworks Licensing Fireworks Safety Information Novelty/Toy Like Lighters Fire Fatality Reporting Fire Service Training & Certification Firefighter Accreditation and Certification Basic Firefighter Reimbursement Program Fire Training Academy Hazardous Materials Training Large Fires & Mobilization All Risk Mobilization State Fire Defense Committee Mobilization Plan & Forms Wildland Fire Statistics	Fireworks · Safety & Injury Prevention The Office of the State Fire Marshal is committed to promoting injury prevention and fire safety during the celebrations of Independence Day and New Years when fireworks are often used. Our mission is to implement a comprehensive and effective educational and enforcement program for fireworks injury prevention and fire safety. Media Information Media Partners — Thank you for joining our effort to promote injury prevention and fire safety during 4th of July celebrations. The resources that are listed have been provided to give you easy access to any information you may need regarding consumer fireworks and safety. The list of public fireworks displays now includes the address of a web site with additional information about the display. Resources & Related Links Below are other informational links to fireworks safety and injury prevention resources: American Pyrotechnics Association Consumer Product Safety Commission Fireworks Laws - WAC 212-17 Municipal Research and Services Center National Council on Fireworks Safety National Fire Protection Association NFPA Risk Watch - Fireworks Safety Pyrotechnics Guild International Fireworks Safety Campaign Kit Thank you for joining our effort to promote injury prevention and fire safety during 4th of July celebrations. Listed below are resources and links to give you easy access to any information you may need regarding consumer fireworks and safety. Celebrate Safely Fireworks Campaign Kit Fireworks Stand List Fireworks Ordinances by County & City Fireworks Safety Fireworks Statistical Report 2012 Fireworks Media Event Order Celebrate Safely Fireworks Campaign Kit Post Your Local Fireworks Event Poster of Legal and Illegal Fireworks Public Fireworks Events by City Fireworks Safety Contacts For additional information and questions contact: Mr. Dan Johnson Chief Deputy State Fire Marshal Phone: (360) 596-3913 dan.johnson@wsp.wa.gov Please note that some of the documents provided on this page are available in Adobe® PDF format only and will require the Adobe® Reader in order to view or print them from your Web browser. Back to Top	Education Campaign Kit Contact Information Fire Service Information Injury Statistics & Data Collection Just for Kids NFPA Codes Parents & Caregivers Resources & Links Enforcement Enforcement Education Fireworks Laws Fireworks Licensing Fireworks Training