No Fireworks Ban In Tom Green County Despite Wildfire Danger
There's a burn ban because of the drought, but fireworks are still legal in unincorporated areas of Tom Green County. The latest from County Commissioners.
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There's a burn ban because of the drought, but fireworks are still legal in unincorporated areas of Tom Green County. The latest from County Commissioners.
Tom Green County Judge Steve Floyd was the guest speaker at the San Angelo Pachyderm Club luncheon for the last time Wednesday at Miss Hattie's Restaurant and talked about property taxes and the rise in valuations and budget pressures during his last appearance there as judge.
The San Angelo Pachyderm Luncheon is at Miss Hattie's Restaurant on Wednesday. Tom Green County Judge Steve Floyd will be speaking and an award of appreciation will be presented to Jan Lentz for her service to our veterans.
Tom Green County Commissioners banned outdoor burning effective at 9 a.m. Tuesday morning but took no action on aerial fireworks for the Independence Day Holiday.
The Texas Legislature allows counties to ban certain types of aerial fireworks depending on weather conditions but not outright ban all fireworks without a disaster declaration.