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(KAIR)--A safe and incident free Fourth of July for the city of Atchison.
That word from Atchison Police Chief Mike Wilson. He said although police did respond to a number of complaints of fireworks being set off within city limits.
“In the city were fireworks are actually unlawful, when you compare it to past year's, I don't think the numbers were quite as high as far as the complaints go,” Wilson said. “We're not aware of any fires or injuries to would have occurred to anyone, so in that sense, we made it through safe.”
Additionally, he said the public Fourth of July event at Warnock Lake went smoothly without any incidents.
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