Brooklyn Park, MN Fire Regulations: Fireworks (2026)

905(C) sets the standards for any temporary firework sales operation in the city. 25 before any consumer fireworks can be sold, and sales are legal only between June 15 and July 5, matching the state's legal fireworks season. The sales area must be separated from vehicular traffic by a fence or barrier, sit on a paved surface that does not eat into the site's required parking, and cannot block traffic flow or emergency access. Fireworks cannot be sold or dispensed out of a motor vehicle or towed trailer.

20. The city's fee schedule prices the annual retail permit at $350 for a fireworks-only vendor and $100 for any other retail vendor adding fireworks to an existing business, with a separate $150 fee for indoor fireworks sales per event. 10(B) for $50 per display, and pyrotechnic special effects used in film, TV, and stage productions also require a permit under that same section. 03(E)(2) makes it unlawful for anyone other than a licensed police officer to possess, set off, or attempt to ignite a firecracker, firework, smoke bomb, rocket, or other pyrotechnic without a city permit, alongside similar restrictions on weapons and lasers in park areas.