The information obtained will help educate the general public and enhance marketing opportunities for standowners.  Each Tribe will have its own blog page for its standowners and customers.

Interested parties can leave information regarding their Tribes’ fireworks stands as a comment on the blog.  They may also directly email to admin@indianfireworks.us or fax hand-written notes and hand-drawn maps to F:270-917-8953. The following would be helpful to the general public:the following information would be helpful to the general public:917-853  

• Name of general fireworks location(s) (for example, Boom City, Earl’s, Casino, etc.), including address, if any, and street name(s)
• A map or diagram of each fireworks location
• General driving directions from I-5 and/or Hwy, including exits nos. and milestones
• Approx number of total stands on the reservation and at each location
• Date stands can open and date stands must close
• Places of interest (casino, hotel, gas, tobacco, shopping, etc.)
• Amenities (closest ATM, bathrooms, check cashing, etc.)
• Links to related web sites (tribal government, casino, tribal business, etc.)

In addition to the blog, the webmaster plans to create separate web page(s) similar to www.indianfireworks.us/index for individual Tribal Reservation fireworks stands in order to make this general information available to the public.

The Muckleshoot, Puyallup, Tulalip, Quinault, Shoalwater, Squaxin Island, Skokomish Tribes and other Tribes are invited to participate.  The Chehalis Tribe’s Indian Fireworks Blog is already launched. 

Individual standowners can also send their name, stand name, location/address, contact information, email, payments accepted (cash, check, MC/Visa, Amex) and even a photo of themselves and fireworks stands for a uniique web page posting similar to www.indianfireworks.us/stands.

Please help make http://www.indianfireworks.us/ the web site of choice for fireworks customers looking for Indian fireworks.  Thank you for your assistance.

A handful of fireworks stands are open this first weekend.  More stands open with each successive weekend. 

Check this blog for postings and comments regarding actual stand openings on the Chehalis Indian Reservation. 

The blog is sponsored by www.indianfireworks.us.  The web site’s ultimate mission is to serve and inform the buying public about the family owned and operated firework stands on Indian reservations throughout the US.

In its first year, the web site featured Indian fireworks standowners from a single location on the Chehalis Reservation in Oakville, WA.  In 2007, www.indianfireworks.us seeks to fulfill its mission by including all reservations selling fireworks in Washington State.

The success of this second phase depends on the participation of consumers, standowner, wholesalers, importers as well as the Tribal governments.