FOURTH OF JULY FIREWORKS FAQs
1.	Are “Safe and Sane” fireworks allowed in your jurisdiction?
Cities permitting the sale and use of “Safe and Sane” fireworks include the following:

Alhambra 
Artesia 
Azusa 
Baldwin Park 
Bell
Bellflower 
Bell Gardens 
Carson 
Commerce 
Compton
Cudahy
Downey 
El Monte 
Hawaiian Gardens
Hawthorne
Huntington Park 
Industry 
Inglewood 
Irwindale 
La Mirada
La Puente 
Lakewood 
Lawndale 
Lynwood  
Maywood
Monterey Park
Norwalk 
Palmdale  
Paramount 
Pico Rivera 
Rosemead
South El Monte
Santa Fe Springs 
South Gate 
Temple City 
Vernon

In the cities and all Unincorporated County areas that do not permit “Safe and Sane” fireworks, all fireworks are considered illegal fireworks and they can be confiscated by fire and law enforcement agencies.

2.	What are the dates and hours of sales?
The State Fire Marshal allows the sale of “Safe and Sane” fireworks from noon on June 27th through noon on July 6th. Each city has the ability to alter the dates and time that they will allow the sale of “Safe and Sane” fireworks. You will need to visit your cities website to find out what the requirements are for your city.

3.	What are the dates and hours of use?
The dates and times are established by each city, in accordance with the State Fire Marshal. You will need to visit the website of the city that you live in to determine what the rules are for your city.

4.	Are there restrictions on locations of discharge? Where?
“Safe and Sane” fireworks are prohibited in the unincorporated areas of Los Angeles County. They are only allowed for use within the city limits of the cities listed in question number one.

5.	What is the minimum age of purchase?
The minimum age of purchase is 16.

6.	Is proof of age required?
Yes, proof of age is required.
7.	Does your jurisdiction host a fireworks display on July 4th?
Residents requesting dates, times and locations of fireworks shows taking place within their community can contact the FIREWORKS HOTLINE at (888) 654-FIRE (3473) or access the Department’s website at  www.fire.lacounty.gov/safety-messages/fireworks-safety which will be available to the public beginning Wednesday, June 29, 2022.