Bring Your Fireworks Event

Join the Crooked River Ranch Fireworks Event on July 4th, 7-10 PM. Only legal fireworks allowed! Celebrating 250 years.

Join us on Saturday evening, July 4th, in the parking lot across from the Ranch Chapel for a safe and family-friendly fireworks celebration. Your local firefighters will be on site to provide a safer place for you to set off your legal fireworks, and you'll also get to enjoy the displays of others. It's a great way to celebrate together as a community.

The event goes from 7:00 pm to 10:00 pm. We'll provide buckets of water for soaking used fireworks. Please remember to pick up all of your used debris before you leave so we can keep the area clean.

Come out, have fun, and enjoy a safe Independence Day with friends and neighbors!

A safety message from the Oregon State Fire Marshal for the 4th of July: "Keep it legal. Keep it safe."
The image outlines illegal fireworks in Oregon, their characteristics, warning labels, and related laws and penalties.
The image lists legal fireworks in Oregon: novelty devices, wheels, flitter sparklers, fountains, smoke devices, and ground spinners.
The image emphasizes that fireworks are prohibited on beaches, state parks, and federal lands, promoting safety and legality.
The image promotes safety by advising proper disposal of used fireworks and debris, emphasizing soaking them in water.
The image promotes fireworks safety, highlighting hand and finger burn injuries as common risks. It urges to "Keep it legal, keep it safe."
Image shares 4th of July pet safety tips: keep pets indoors, ensure identification, exercise early, and consult a vet for anxiety.
Fireworks injuries: 38% burns; 29% hands/fingers; 19% head/face/ears; 16% eyes; 28% involve children under 15. Stay safe!
A safety message from the Oregon State Fire Marshal for the 4th of July: "Keep it legal. Keep it safe."
The image outlines illegal fireworks in Oregon, their characteristics, warning labels, and related laws and penalties.
The image lists legal fireworks in Oregon: novelty devices, wheels, flitter sparklers, fountains, smoke devices, and ground spinners.
The image emphasizes that fireworks are prohibited on beaches, state parks, and federal lands, promoting safety and legality.
The image promotes safety by advising proper disposal of used fireworks and debris, emphasizing soaking them in water.
The image promotes fireworks safety, highlighting hand and finger burn injuries as common risks. It urges to "Keep it legal, keep it safe."
Image shares 4th of July pet safety tips: keep pets indoors, ensure identification, exercise early, and consult a vet for anxiety.
Fireworks injuries: 38% burns; 29% hands/fingers; 19% head/face/ears; 16% eyes; 28% involve children under 15. Stay safe!