Due to the extreme fire danger that exists in the southwestern region of Utah, the Santa Clara Fire Chief signed an order prohibiting fireworks or other ignition sources in designated areas of the City.
Fireworks Sales & Discharge Dates
Sales:
Class “C” fireworks can be sold the following dates:
- June 24 – July 25, 2021
- December 29 – December 31, 2021
- 2 days before and on Chinese New Year’s Eve
Discharge:
Between the hours of 11am and 11pm except as noted:
- July 2 – 5, 2021 – (July 4 hours extended to midnight)
- July 22 – 25, 2021 – (July 24 hours extended to midnight)
- December 31, 2021 – (11 am – 1 am January 1, 2021)
- Chinese New Year’s Eve – February 11, 2021 -(11 am – 1 am the following day)
No fireworks or other ignition sources of any kind are to be used within 200 feet of the following areas:
- Dry washes and drainages
- River and stream corridors
- Hillsides, plateaus, and mesa tops
- Undeveloped open space or natural terrain
Prohibited activities include:
- No discharge of fireworks within the areas listed
- No firecrackers, cherry bombs, roman candles, bottle rockets, single or reloadable mortars, or other Class “C” fireworks not State of Utah approved.
- Recreational fires, unless the location is approved by the fire department (click here for recreational burning regulations)
- Welding, cutting, or grinding within the areas listed, unless approved by the fire department.
- No sky lanterns.
Fireworks or other ignition sources restrictions are in effect, and it is important that you understand which locations throughout the city are restricted and considered dangerous for personal fireworks use. We hope that you find this webpage useful in identifying these areas. Local fireworks retailers will also have maps available for you to view. Your help in keeping our community safe this holiday season is very much appreciated.
Safety Tips
The lighting of fireworks on holidays has become a tradition with many families. If families act responsibly with legal fireworks activities, they should have an enjoyable holiday. The vast majority of legal displays occur without incident. The majority of fire incidents that occur are a result of illegal or improper fireworks discharges. Be smart, safe, and responsible.
- Use only fireworks purchased in the State of Utah from licensed dealers or retailers. If you purchased the fireworks out of state, they may not be legal in this state. You will be cited if found to be in possession of illegal fireworks and will be responsible to pay for damages and extinguishing costs as a result of any fires that you cause.
- Use fireworks only with responsible adult supervision at all times.
- Never allow young children to handle fireworks.
- Light the fireworks in an open area and on a non-combustible surface, such as a driveway or paved area.
- If windy conditions exist, do not light fireworks.
- Keep a bucket of water available.
- Handle used and “dud” fireworks with a shovel.
- Soak fireworks thoroughly in a bucket of water, or douse them with a hose prior to disposal.
- Keep clear while lighting fireworks, and do not lean over them at any time.
- Do not relight “dud” fireworks.
- Watch out for your pets and animals. It is preferable to keep them indoors and away from the displays.
- Check for any restrictions that may apply to your area.
Fireworks are an American tradition. Safety and common sense are important as we celebrate the holidays with fireworks. Fireworks can provide hours of wholesome family entertainment but must be used carefully and safely.
If you have additional questions about fireworks or restrictions please contact the Santa Clara-Ivins Fire Department at 435-634-5730.