Let’s get rid of gas-powered leaf blowers - The Martha's Vineyard Times

Homeowner stunned after using 'beast' of a leaf blower for the first time: 'I can't keep it too close to my leg'

Finding the perfect yard tool can be a game-changer, and for one homeowner, the experience blew them away — literally. The homeowner took to Reddit after trying out a new leaf blower, and they were impressed: "This leaf blower is a beast!" The original poster shared a photo of Bauer's Electric Jet Fan Blower, which is corded, and the website indicates it has zero emissions.   "I needed a stronger leaf blower but didn't want to invest in another …

Residential Gas Leaf Blower Ban Hits Annapolis - The Southern Maryland Chronicle

ANNAPOLIS, Md. — As of April 1, 2025, gas-powered leaf blowers are prohibited in residential areas of Annapolis under Ordinance 28-23, a measure passed by the Annapolis City Council in 2024. The ban, effective this week, sets strict noise limits and aims to curb both noise and air pollution, enhancing the quality of life for residents. Enforcement has shifted from warnings to fines, signaling a new phase of compliance after an initial grace peri…

Let’s get rid of gas-powered leaf blowers - The Martha's Vineyard Times

To the Editor: Picture this: Another lovely Vineyard summer morning. Your house guests have (finally) departed, one of you is pouring the coffee, the other buttering the toast, and you both are looking forward to some peace and quiet — when suddenly the air is filled with VROOMVROOMBRZOOM, the harsh and unmistakable sound of a gas-powered leaf blower.  Or maybe everyone else is still sleeping, and you’re alone with your coffee and the newspaper.…

Leaveblowers should only be allowed between October and January. To prevent this, the citizens take the referendum.

Another Maryland city to issue fines over gas-powered leaf blowers

If you’re caught using a gas-powered leaf blower in one part of Maryland, fines are now in effect. Gas-powered leaf blowers were banned in January in Annapolis, but now, the city is putting fines into effect. The first offense is $100, and $200 for any subsequent offense. And if you see someone using a gas-powered leaf blower, Annapolis officials say don’t confront them. They do, however, want you to call them. The city passed the ordinance over…

Annapolis Now Issuing Fines for Gas Leaf Blowers

As of April 1, 2025, gas-powered leaf blowers are no longer allowed in residential areas of Annapolis, following the enactment of Ordinance 28-23. The ban, passed by the City Council […] The post Annapolis Now Issuing Fines for Gas Leaf Blowers appeared first on Eye On Annapolis.