Fire Regulations in Bonneville County, ID (2026)
2 rules for unincorporated Bonneville County, Idaho.
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Fireworks
Bonneville County bans dangerous fireworks outright unless a supervised public display permit is issued, and it requires a separate sales permit before anyone can sell "safe and sane" fireworks. Both permits cost $35 through the Building Official, and safe and sane stock can only be sold from noon on June 15 through midnight on July 5 each year.
Bonneville County Fireworks Permits & Sale Dates
Significant RestrictionsBonneville County Code of Ordinances § 93.02(A)
(A) Dangerous fireworks permit. It shall be unlawful for any person in the county to import, export, offer for sale, sell, possess, keep or store or permit the keeping or storing of any dangerous fireworks for any use or purpose, except that a person holding a dangerous fireworks display permit issued pursuant to the terms and conditions of this subchapter may use "dangerous fireworks" for a ...
Outdoor Burning
Bonneville County bars burning refuse that causes excessive smoke, releases toxic substances or produces noxious odors, unless the Health Officer has approved the conditions and equipment. Code § 50.31(E) governs open burning of refuse in the unincorporated county.
Bonneville County Refuse Burning Restriction
Significant RestrictionsBonneville County Code of Ordinances § 50.31(E)
(E) Under no circumstance shall any material causing excessive smoke, liberating a toxic substance on combustion, or producing a noxious odor likely to affect the occupant of any premises, be burned except under conditions and in equipment approved by the Health Officer.
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