Halloween in Surrey, Saturday night. <\/p>\n
What could go wrong? <\/p>\n
Festivities will involve fireworks, no doubt, even though Surrey bans their sale, purchase, possession and use without a permit from Fire Services<\/a>.<\/p>\n Safe to say, Roman Candles and other fireworks will be seen and heard during Diwali celebrations Nov. 8, too, despite warnings of fines of up to $50,000 for illegal use or possession of fireworks in Surrey.<\/p>\n Complaints should be directed to City of Surrey Bylaws, 604-591-4370 (do not call 911 unless it\u2019s an emergency).<\/p>\n Tonight and next week, fireworks-busting bylaw enforcement officers will be deployed in high-activity areas across Surrey, working in collaboration with police. \u201cOfficers will respond to reports, gather evidence, issue tickets and engage police as needed,\u201d says a post on surrey.ca.<\/p>\n Fireworks can lead to fires, serious injuries and distress for both humans and pets, cautions Surrey bylaws officer Grewal in a video posted to Surrey\u2019s Facebook page<\/a>.<\/p>\n