It was fairly quiet this 4th of July and there didn't seem to be as many people in the parks as were last year.
Even though fireworks are illegal, there were pockets of streets with sparklers and small fireworks going off. The police had their hands full with responding to these.
I want to thank the LB Police Department and the Parks, Recreation and Marine Department who met earlier to discuss the park permit process.
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