Indiana has permissive fireworks laws. Consumer fireworks legal for adults 18+ (IC §22-11-14). Extended hours June 29-July 9 and Dec 31-Jan 1.
Indiana permits consumer fireworks (1.4G) for adults 18+ under IC §22-11-14. Legal discharge times are 9 AM to 11 PM most of the year, extended to midnight June 29-July 9 and Dec 31-Jan 1. Indiana is one of the most permissive states for fireworks. Cities may impose reasonable time and location restrictions but cannot ban consumer fireworks entirely. Indiana is a major fireworks retail state, with large retailers near state borders.
Fireworks by underage person: up to $500. Discharge during restricted hours (where local rules apply): per local ordinance. Reckless use: criminal charges.
Evansville, IN
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