Georgia legalized consumer fireworks in 2015. Augusta permits consumer fireworks with restrictions on location, including buffers from hospitals, nursing homes, and gas stations. Public displays require fire department permits.
Georgia legalized consumer fireworks in 2015 with local regulation authority. Augusta allows consumer fireworks but restricts their use near sensitive locations. Fireworks may not be discharged within 100 yards of hospitals, nursing homes, gas stations, or similar facilities. Discharge on public property requires a permit. Professional public displays need Augusta Fire Department approval. Richmond County may impose additional restrictions during high fire danger periods. Noise from fireworks is subject to the noise ordinance.
Using fireworks in prohibited areas can result in fines. Starting fires carries additional criminal and civil liability.
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