Expressing support for July, the month of America's birthday, to become "National Fireworks Month".

This House Resolution expresses support for designating July as "National Fireworks Month," acknowledging the historical significance of fireworks in commemorating Independence Day since 1777, as envisioned by Founding Father John Adams. It recognizes that fireworks displays are a cherished tradition, bringing joy to communities and contributing positively to the national psyche. The resolution highlights the substantial economic impact of the fireworks industry, noting billions in consumer spending, its role as a livelihood for many small businesses, and its function as an economic driver for cities and towns. It also emphasizes the industry's commitment to promoting the legal and safe handling of fireworks and the importance of maintaining United States supply chains to ensure affordability and availability for celebrations. Ultimately, the resolution aims to recognize the historic importance of fireworks, particularly for annual Independence Day celebrations, and urges cities, towns, counties, and other municipalities to celebrate the Nation's 250th birthday with appropriate festivities.