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Fireworks Safety

Fireworks are meant to be fun, but they’re even better when everyone stays safe. By following a few simple precautions like using the right lighting tools, keeping water nearby, supervising kids, and being mindful of pets and your surroundings, you can keep the celebration safe and stress-free.

Firework Do's and Don'ts

✔️ Do...

- Read and follow the directions on the label.

- Wear eye protection.
- Have a responsible adult present at all times.

- Keep a water source nearby, such as a hose or bucket

- Use fireworks away from homes, brush, and anything flammable.

- Soak used fireworks in water before throwing them away.

Ⅹ Don't...

- Don't re-light a dud.

- Don't shoot fireworks indoors.

- Don't throw or point fireworks at people.

- Don't carry fireworks in your pocket.

- Don't shoot fireworks from metal or glass containers.

- Don't give fireworks to small children.

Firework Safety Materials

Find printable fireworks safety materials on the

Sky Bacon Fireworks safety page.

Fireworks Safety Materials

Firework Safety Press Kit

Our fireworks safety press kit includes a press release template, printable safety materials, and video/audio files for promoting safety in your community.

Safety Press Kit

Additional Fireworks Safety Resources

National Safety Council - Fireworks Safety

Pyrotechnics Guild International - Safety Guidelines

American Pyrotechnic Association

US Consumer Product Safety Commission - Fireworks Information Center

US Department of Transportation - PHMSA

Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives - Fireworks Safety and Security

American Fireworks Standards Laboratory

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Fireworks Law

Skyline Fireworks executes all orders with the condition that the purchaser will use the fireworks legally. Please be aware of and abide by fireworks laws where you will be possessing and shooting fireworks.

In the United States, the laws governing consumer fireworks vary widely from state to state, and from county to county. Be sure to check your state and local laws for regulations governing the possession, distribution or shooting of fireworks.

Skyline Fireworks sells only consumer fireworks that have been approved by the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) for consumer use. Fireworks that do not meet this certification are classified as commercial (display) fireworks and require a Federal license to purchase and use. Consumer fireworks are those fireworks devices formerly classed as “Class C Common Fireworks” and now classed as “Fireworks 1.4G” by the U.S. Department of Transportation [Title 49, Code of Federal Regulations, Part 173.56 (j)]. State laws may vary as to what types of devices are deemed to be “fireworks” under state law. As a result, the responsibility for complying with State and local laws falls upon you (the buyer/purchaser).

Consumer fireworks include cone fountains, cylindrical fountains, roman candles, sky rockets, firecrackers, mines and shells, helicopter-type rockets, certain sparklers and revolving wheels.

The American Pyrotechnics Association has compiled a Directory of State Laws summarizing legal requirements. State laws change all the time and it is possible that the information presented on the APA site is not current or accurate. To be absolutely sure of the laws in your State regulating consumer fireworks, call your State Fire Marshal’s office. Skyline Fireworks is not responsible for errors, omissions, or inaccuracies that may be present in the data.