All consumer fireworks are prohibited within Frisco city limits year-round under Frisco Code of Ordinances. Possession, sale, or discharge carries fines up to 2,000 dollars per violation.
Frisco Code Chapter 58 prohibits the sale, possession, and discharge of fireworks within city limits and the city ETJ where enforceable. Texas Occupations Code Chapter 2154 governs statewide fireworks but allows municipalities to ban them locally. Frisco Fire Marshal coordinates with Collin and Denton County sheriffs for July 4 and New Year enforcement. Only licensed public displays are permitted with Fire Marshal approval.
Class C misdemeanor, fine up to 2,000 dollars per occurrence. Fireworks are subject to seizure.
Frisco, TX
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