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Fireworks: Glendale vs Peoria

How do fireworks rules compare between Glendale, AZ and Peoria, AZ?

Glendale has fewer restrictions than Peoria.

Glendale, AZ

Maricopa County

Some Restrictions

Consumer fireworks are legal in Arizona per ARS §36-1606 but Glendale prohibits their use on public property including city parks, streets, and sidewalks. Aerial fireworks are illegal statewide. Permissible consumer fireworks may be used on private property during designated periods.

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Peoria, AZ

Maricopa County

Heavy Restrictions

Peoria restricts fireworks use. Consumer fireworks (permissible consumer fireworks) may be used on designated days around certain holidays but are otherwise prohibited. Display fireworks always require permits.

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Key Facts Comparison

FactGlendalePeoria
ConsumerGround/handheld only-
AerialIllegal statewide-
Public PropertyAll fireworks prohibited-
State LawARS §36-1606-
Consumer Fireworks-Ground-based only on designated days
Aerial Fireworks-Prohibited without professional permit
Age Requirement-16 years or older
Fire Restrictions-All fireworks banned during declared restrictions

Highlighted rows indicate differences between cities.

Glendale FAQ

Are consumer fireworks legal in Glendale?

Consumer fireworks are legal in Arizona per ARS §36-1606 but Glendale prohibits their use on public property including city parks, streets, and sidewalks. Aerial fireworks are illegal statewide. Permissible consumer fireworks may be used on private property during designated periods.

When can I set off fireworks in Glendale?

Consumer: Ground/handheld only. Aerial: Illegal statewide. Public Property: All fireworks prohibited. State Law: ARS §36-1606.

Peoria FAQ

Are fireworks legal in Peoria?

Consumer fireworks (permissible consumer fireworks) may be used on designated days around July 4th, New Year's Eve, and Cinco de Mayo under Arizona law. Display fireworks remain illegal without permits.

When can I use fireworks in Peoria?

Arizona law allows permissible consumer fireworks on specific dates: around July 4th, New Year's Eve, and Cinco de Mayo. Check the current Peoria fire code for exact date ranges and any local restrictions.

What fireworks are banned in Peoria?

Aerial fireworks, firecrackers, and display-grade pyrotechnics are prohibited for consumer use. Only ground-based permissible consumer fireworks are allowed on designated dates. Call Peoria PD at (623) 773-8311 to report violations.

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