South Carolina allows many types of consumer fireworks. Columbia may impose additional local restrictions on discharge times and locations.
South Carolina is one of the most permissive states for consumer fireworks. Most fireworks types are legal for purchase and use by adults. However, Columbia may restrict discharge locations and times through local ordinances. Using fireworks near hospitals, schools, and churches may be restricted. Fireworks should not be used on public property without permission. The Columbia Fire Department and Police Department handle complaints. Users should exercise caution during dry conditions.
Violations of local restrictions carry fines. Property damage from fireworks may result in additional charges.
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