PA Fireworks Law
From
Spring Grove
Sent
Tue, Jul 2 @ 11:57am
Description
As we approach the Fourth of July, we would like to remind residents of the PA Fireworks Law.
What are firework restrictions in Pennsylvania?
The following restrictions are in place regarding consumer fireworks in Pennsylvania.
*They cannot be ignited or discharged on either public or private property without permission of the property owner
*It cannot be directed at another person, building, or vehicle.
*They cannot be discharged or ignited 150 feet from a building or vehicle regardless if either is owned by the user of the consumer fireworks.
*Fireworks cannot be discharged while the person is under the influence of alcohol or drugs.
What restrictions can municipalities impose on fireworks?
Pennsylvania State Police says the following on municipality restrictions
*Municipalities may restrict the use of consumer fireworks between 10 p.m. and 10 a.m. except:
*July 2, 3, 4, and Dec. 31 when they may be used until 1 a.m.
*If July 4 falls on a Tuesday, Wednesday, or Thursday they may be used until 1 a.m. on the immediately preceding and following Friday and Saturday.
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