Based on the information available to US Fireworks at the time of the creation of this data, the following legal requirements apply to the State of Utah. Bottle rockets: with permission only celestial rockets: with permission only Roman candles: with permission only fireworks: With permission only sparks: Smoke and punk legally allowed: Fountains legally allowed: Rockets legally allowed: With permission only novelties: Crackles and strobes legally allowed: Parachutes legally allowed: With permission only wheels and spinners: Celestial pilots legally allowed: With permission only display grenades: With permit only Aerial objects (cakes): With permission, Only US Fireworks attempted to compile the relevant legal information about fireworks for the state of Utah. Please note that state laws are constantly changing and this information may be out of date. To be sure, you should check the information presented here with the State Fire Marshal`s Office. US Fireworks has provided this information solely as a convenience and is not responsible for any errors, omissions, or inaccuracies that may be contained in such data. Personal fireworks can only be lit at Bryce Canyon Country Rodeo Dirt Arena, 115 E. 100 North, from 9 p.m. to 11 p.m. on days when fireworks are legal in Utah. They are illegal everywhere else in the Community. Fireworks are legal in Utah from July 2 to 5 and From July 22 to 25 from 11 a.m.
to 11 p.m. Legal opening hours will be extended until July 4 and July 24 at midnight. Fireworks can be sold until July 25. Fireworks, bottle rockets, missiles, Roman candles, rockets, rockets mounted on a wire or stick, ground fire, M-80, cherry bombs, air volleyball fire, lightning grenades, comets, mines, single-air or refillable grenades, antennas containing more than 500 grams of pyrotechnic equipment and other illegal explosives are prohibited. Fireworks can be legally launched from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. from July 2 to July 5 and again from July 22 to 25. The window extends until midnight on the fourth of July and Pioneer Day. Although personal fireworks are legal again from Saturday, there are still some requirements. Municipalities across the state have the option to designate areas where fireworks are legal and not legal, or even ban them altogether.
Given the state`s risks of drought and fire, Gov. Spencer Cox said last month that it`s important for everyone to study these maps if they plan to light a personal fireworks display in July this year. Air fireworks, fireworks, bottle rockets, Roman candles, comets and mortars are not allowed according to the city code. Lighting fireworks outside of approved timelines and outside approved areas can result in a fine of up to $1,000 plus possible additional costs if illegal unloading results in a fire. If you see illegal fireworks fired in restricted areas, please inform the Southern Jordan Police Service at 801-840-4000. It is illegal to light personal fireworks in Utah for most of the year. That changes in July. sltrib.com 1996-2022 The Salt Lake Tribune. © All rights reserved. Outside the boundaries of Bingham Creek, it is important to exercise caution when using fireworks: Riverdale Road North at 4400 South, along 1750 West, Airport Road and 1600 West In the development north of Snow Canyon Parkway on State Route 18, including the development of The Ledges, fireworks are not allowed on boardwalks, public trails or pedestrian walkways; within 200 feet of Pack Creek or Mill Creek; or within 20 feet of any combustible structure or material. They are also banned in all city parks except Center Street Ball Fields. More details on the restrictions can be found here.
A map of the restrictions can be found here. People will watch fireworks at Rock Canyon Park in Provo on Saturday, July 4, 2020. Still, there are still areas where you`re not allowed to light fireworks within the site boundaries, including: Cleaned and dry grassy borders to southern Jordan Here`s how some Utahns plan to celebrate this year in the face of drought. To ensure the safety of our beautiful city, please note the personal restrictions on fireworks that @SLCfire has. Fireworks are banned in many parts of the city due to the risk of fire. Visit t.co/KEPgjDJdrY for more information. Better yet, take a look at the city`s laser light shows.pic.twitter.com/1llqhswa43 With that in mind, here are all the changes where fireworks can be launched this year and where they can`t. Fireworks are limited in its vicinity due to its proximity to the canyons north of Salt Lake City, which are covered in dry grass in the summer. Jarvis said he missed lighting his own fireworks and his son was „very disappointed” every year, but he agreed with the decision. The Layton Canal and all other Weber Basin Water properties, including the reservoir located at 5200 South and 3750 West Residents, are also advised to have a „continuous water supply” nearby in the event of a fire. Saratoga Springs Fire and Rescue released a list of dozens of streets on June 21 that have restrictions on fireworks on both sides of the listed streets. This list can be found here.
Fireworks are banned in most locations east of 2700 East, as well as in other interface areas between wilderness and cities scattered across the city limits. A map of the restrictions can be found here. Anywhere within 50 meters of the Jordan River or a canal within the city limits of Park City, where the ban also includes all open fires prohibited within the city limits Since then, she has been content with public fireworks and preparing her grandchildren for the reality of Utah`s climate when they come to visit. Hruska said that while Utah is the second driest state in the country, she was surprised that the culture around fireworks — and water consumption in general — is in many ways more in line with the humid and forested states of the Pacific Northwest than attitudes in Arizona, Nevada or New Mexico. Areas within 200 feet of waterways, canyons, car washes, canyons or similar areas within the city limits For more details on the restrictions, click here. Fireworks are allowed everywhere, except in areas east of 1300 East within the city limits. Areas south and east of Hillsdale Lane`s Seven Peaks Boulevard to Center Street Zones east of Crockett Avenue/Riverside Drive from Canyon Road to Center Street The City of Carbon County has banned all aerial fireworks that shoot at least 25 feet into the air this year. Ground fireworks can be launched, but not in areas: Areas east of Timpview Drive, Foothill Drive to 2200 North. Fireworks are permitted in all areas within the city limits, with the exception of areas east of Main Street, from the north border to State Street and from 200 East of State Street to the southern borders. A map of the restrictions can be found here. A recent Deseret News/Hinckley Institute of Politics poll found that more than a third of Utahns believe government agencies should be the only ones allowed to light fireworks, and a quarter say fireworks should not be used at all. „I`m not a big fan of the government,” he added.
„But we need a government that provides us with a lot of things. As long as people are not ready to understand the danger that their actions can cause, the government must intervene at some point. I mean, that`s the whole purpose of government — to protect ourselves when we need protection from ourselves. Riley Warner stacks fireworks at a Pyro City fireworks tent in West Valley City on Monday, June 27, 2022, in preparation for the fourth of July weekend. Areas east of 2050 East of Cherry Lane on the southern border „It started because someone burned weeds in their garden and it moved away from them. Where I come from, it wouldn`t have been a big problem,” she said. But because of Utah`s drier climate, „it was a huge thing that cost millions. It made me sit down and say, „Oh, I can`t just have a fire because I want to, I have to think about how it might affect others.” AZ (opened in 2011), CA, DE, HI, MA, ME, NJ, NY, OR, RI and Washington DC All fireworks are prohibited in areas east of U.S. Highway 89.
Aerial fireworks are limited in: Areas east of Slate Canyon Drive at 300 South 1320 South Utah Gov. Spencer Cox met last Thursday with a group of state and local leaders to emphasize the importance of fireworks safety a day before fireworks go on sale in the state. Areas west of 600 west of the northern border to 200 south „It`s a bit of, it`s a bit sad,” he said. „We like to do them, but I just feel like it`s a bit irresponsible right now. It`s a difficult thing to deal with. I think the only way to reduce the risk of fire is to limit fireworks in years that are so exceptionally dry. Evans believes that for some fireworks – especially antennas and other highly visible and explosive varieties – have become too central to celebrate the fourth of July.