Failure to comply with state statutes and regulations regarding fireworks may result in suspension or revocation of a fireworks license. A license holder may request a hearing to appeal a suspension or revocation of his/her license.
006.01 Fireworks licenses shall be revoked immediately upon discovery of sale of non-permissible fireworks. All non-permissible fireworks shall be confiscated and held as evidence. Remaining firework inventory may be held by the State Fire Marshal and shall be sold or otherwise disposed of only under the supervision of the State Fire Marshal and in a manner consistent with all applicable regulations. Persons found selling non-permissible fireworks shall be ineligible to obtain a fireworks license for five years.006.02 Persons selling permissible fireworks without a license shall immediately cease all retail and wholesale operations. Remaining firework inventory may be held by the State Fire Marshal and shall be sold or otherwise disposed of only under the supervision of the State Fire Marshal and in a manner consistent with all applicable regulations. Persons found selling permissible fireworks without a license shall be ineligible to obtain a firework license for two years.006.03 An appeal of a license revocation or suspension must be made within ten days of notice of such revocation or suspension.006.04 All appeals hearings shall conform generally to the Nebraska Administrative Procedures Act and to the Nebraska State Fire Marshal's Rules of Practice and Procedure, as adopted by the State Fire Marshal.157 Neb. Admin. Code, ch. 4, § 006