Controlled Detonation Scheduled Today in Urbana Following Discovery of Homemade Firework
Frederick County, Maryland – Local authorities have announced a controlled detonation in the Urbana area today, following the discovery of what appears to be a homemade Roman candle-style firework. The device was found earlier in the day, prompting deputies to take precautionary measures to ensure the safety of the community.
The Frederick County Bomb Squad will carry out the controlled detonation at 4:30 p.m. today at the carnival grounds located behind the Urbana Fire Hall. Residents in the vicinity are advised that they may hear a loud noise during the operation as the device is safely disposed of. Officials stress that this is a planned procedure and there is no cause for alarm.
Authorities encourage community members to remain at a safe distance during the detonation and to avoid the immediate area surrounding the fire hall during the operation. The decision to conduct a controlled detonation reflects the county’s commitment to public safety and the thorough handling of potentially hazardous materials.
Frederick County residents are urged to stay informed about local safety measures and to report any suspicious items to law enforcement. The community’s cooperation and understanding are greatly appreciated as officials work to ensure a safe environment for all.
Source: Frederick County Sheriff’s Office (Facebook) — original post
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