1 rule for unincorporated Beaufort County, South Carolina.
Verified from official government sources
South Carolina permits ICC Class C common fireworks year-round for buyers 16 and older, but unincorporated Beaufort County prohibits public discharge without a special permit issued by the local fire chief and the State Fire Marshal under Section 74-68(e). Hilton Head Island beaches are an absolute fireworks-free zone, with fines reaching $1,092.50 per offense.
SC Code § 23-35-130(A)
It is unlawful to manufacture, store, transport, or possess fireworks containing pyrotechnic composition in excess of two grains, designed to produce a loud and piercing effect, including, but not limited to, fireworks commonly called "ground salutes" or "cherry bombs", M-80's, T-N-T salutes, and "bulldog salutes". A manufacturer shall obtain a permit to store or assemble materials for public f...
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