Fireworks are illegal in Fort Worth per city ordinance 3301.3 — possession, manufacture, storage, sale, handling, and use all prohibited. Fine up to $2,000. Also illegal within 5,000 feet outside city limits. Report violations: 817-392-3000.
Fort Worth completely bans fireworks within city limits under city ordinance section 3301.3. The prohibition covers possession, manufacture, storage, sale, handling, and use of all consumer fireworks with no exceptions. Fines can reach $2,000 per violation. The city's ban extends to areas within 5,000 feet outside the city limits, affecting some unincorporated Tarrant County areas. Professional fireworks displays require Fire Marshal coordination. Report fireworks violations by calling 817-392-3000. Tarrant County allows fireworks in designated unincorporated areas with landowner permission during seasonal periods, but not within Fort Worth or its 5,000-foot buffer zone.
Fine up to $2,000. Possession included. Also illegal within 5,000 ft of city limits.
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