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Beaverton, OR Fire Regulations: Fireworks (2026)

Some Restrictions
Compiled from the official code textEditor Martyn O'NeillLast verified August 2026

Key Facts

Permit type
Temporary Non-Mobile Sales approval
License needed
City Business License required
Extra license
State or local fireworks license
Frequency cap
Twice per year, same site

Summary

Selling fireworks in Beaverton requires a Temporary Non-Mobile Sales land-use approval, a City Business License, and state or local fireworks licensing, and the same site may host the sale only twice a year.

1. The sales of holiday vegetation and fireworks, circuses, carnivals, animal rides and use of private property for promotional product sales or service... 3. Temporary Non-Mobile Sales involving the sale of fireworks shall be licensed by the appropriate State and/or local agency. ... 11. Temporary Non-Mobile Sales has not occurred more than twice on the same site in the same calendar year.

Full Breakdown

Beaverton treats fireworks sales as a seasonal land use under Development Code section 40.80, grouping it with holiday vegetation, circus, and carnival sales as a Temporary Non-Mobile Sales application. The Director reviews the Type 1 application under section 40.80.15, and standard approval conditions require the vendor to hold a City Business License and any fireworks license required by the state or Washington County. The same site may host a fireworks stand no more than twice in the same calendar year. This governs retail sales, not personal discharge, which these instruments do not separately address. Beaverton's old fireworks display section, BC 5.08.230, was repealed in 1996.

Violations & Fines

Selling fireworks in Beaverton without an approved Temporary Non-Mobile Sales permit, a City Business License, or the required state or local fireworks license violates Development Code section 40.80.15 and risks citation or permit denial.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need a permit to sell fireworks in Beaverton?
Yes. Development Code section 40.80.15 requires a Temporary Non-Mobile Sales approval, a City Business License, and any fireworks license required by the state or Washington County.
How often can a fireworks stand use the same location?
No more than twice in the same calendar year, per Development Code section 40.80.15.

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