{ "type": "donut", "title": "About 10 legal fireworks days—and 355 quiet ones", "unit": "count", "caption": "The amended ordinance defines a roughly 10-day legal window and adds July 6 to match state law.", "source": { "label": "Terre Haute City Council, 2026-03-12 — 59:45", "href": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w14Tcbtotpw&t=3585" }, "alt": "A donut approximates the year as 10 legal fireworks days and 355 other days when fireworks should not be heard. July 6 was added to the legal dates before passage.", "dataTable": { "columns": [ "Part of year", "Approximate days" ], "records": [ [ "Legal fireworks window", 10 ], [ "Other days", 355 ] ], "summary": "The meeting described these counts as roughly 10 and about 355, not as a day-by-day audit." }, "legend": true, "center": { "label": "days in a year", "value": 365 }, "slices": [ { "id": "legal", "label": "Legal window (approx.)", "value": 10, "color": "#C45C26" }, { "id": "other", "label": "Other days (approx.)", "value": 355, "color": "#D8D4CD" } ], "footnote": "Around July 4, hours are generally 5 p.m. to two hours after sunset, except 10 a.m. to midnight on July 4; New Year's Eve into New Year's Day is also included.", "theme": "default" }