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Laguna Beach annual fireworks show set for Heisler Park, records show

A California regional water board filing reveals Laguna Beach's July 4 fireworks will use 300 pounds of explosives over 20 minutes at Heisler Park.

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Eight young people stand in a council chamber holding a banner that reads 'I PLEDGE TO KEEP LAGUNA FIRE-FREE' with many signatures around it, backdrop includes a map and an American flag in the corner.

LAGUNA BEACH, Calif., June 27 (Laguna Beach Daily) — Laguna Beach’s annual July 4 fireworks show is set to begin about 9 p.m. from Monument Point at Heisler Park, according to city notices and a California regional water board filing.

The water board document says the event is expected to last 20 minutes and use about 300 pounds of explosive. It lists Mark McAvoy, the city’s director of public works and utilities, as the city contact.

The City of Laguna Beach’s fire-station directory lists Fire Station 1 at 501 Forest Avenue. The water board filing gives the city’s mailing address as 505 Forest Avenue.

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Thomas Yarnell

Raised in Redlands, California, Thomas Yarnell is the senior Inland Empire reporter for Times Media Service, based in Riverside, California. Yarnell covers local government, public safety, transportation, education and community affairs across San Bernardino and Riverside counties, following the agencies and infrastructure projects shaping daily life. Yarnell holds a master's degree in specialized journalism.

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