Utah State Fireworks Laws

UTAH CONSUMER FIREWORKS
Specifically permitted	Those fireworks sold at retail for consumer use and those not designated as Class C Dangerous Explosives. Newly allowed in 2011 are aerial devices known as multiple tube, repeater, or cakes lit by a single fuse.
Specifically prohibited	Firecrackers, bottle rockets, missiles, roman candles, skyrockets, rockets mounted on a wire or stick, ground salutes, M-80’s, cherry bombs, aerial salutes, flash shells, comets, mines, single shot or reloadable aerial shells, aerials that contain over 500 grams of pyrotechnic material & other illegal explosives are prohibited.
Selling period	June 1-July 31, December 1-January 5, and 30 days before and up to 5 days after the Chinese New Year
DISPLAY FIREWORKS
Display permit	Required by local authorities, fee may be required.
Insurance	May be required. Amount set by local authorities.
Operator	Must apply to State Fire Marshal for certification, pay $40 annual fee, and demonstrate proof of competence.
MANUFACTURE, STORAGE, TRANSPORTATION	Storage and handling requirements in law.
ENFORCING AUTHORITY	State Fire Marshal Utah Dept of Public Safety 5272 College Drive, Suite 302 Murray, UT 84123 801-284-6350 https://firemarshal.utah.gov/
LAW NUMBER	Utah Code Annotated, Sections 57-7-202, 220-225 as amended on January 21, 2011.