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Aurora considers yearlong fireworks pause

Aurora considers yearlong fireworks pause

Aurora is considering a one-year moratorium on fireworks displays while it reviews village regulations, according to The Citizen.

A public hearing is scheduled for 6 p.m. Sept. 23 at the firehouse meeting room, 456 Main St.


Residents have complained about displays at the Inns of Aurora, particularly after wedding receptions.

Trustees voted 4-1 to schedule the moratorium hearing, with Bonnie Bennett opposed.

The proposed pause would give officials time to consider tighter rules or a ban; existing law prohibits fireworks within a half-mile of livestock farms.