Ohioans spent over $39 million on fireworks in 2024, or approximately $3.37 per person on fireworks. That puts the state ninth in the study's rankings, behind South Carolina, which ranks eighth ...

Anyone who misuses fireworks in the state can be fined up to $5,000. Those interested in learning more or obtaining a license can visit their state's government website for a permit application.

What are Ohio's firework regulations? Here are the dates and times in which the state allows fireworks to be used: July 3, 4, and 5, and the weekends immediately before and after (4 to 11 p.m.) ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) – While Ohio law allows residents to set off fireworks on the Fourth of July, a variety of local municipalities have ordinances that ban them. Ohioans can legally set off ...

Starting in July 2022, the state relaxed its regulations on setting off fireworks on private property, allowing residents to ignite fireworks on certain holidays at certain times, according to the ...

In Ohio, you are legally allowed to fire off 1.4 grams of consumer fireworks between July 3 and 5, per the state fire marshal’s office. You may also do this for the weekends before and after the ...

Residents across Northeast Ohio planning their backyard celebrations this Fourth of July must also navigate a maze of consumer-grade fireworks laws created by a 2022 change in state law.

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