Greeley restricts fireworks use within city limits. Only permissible fireworks as defined by Colorado law are allowed, and the city may impose additional restrictions or total bans during fire danger conditions.
Under Colorado law and Greeley's Municipal Code, only permissible fireworks (fountains, sparklers, and ground-level devices) are legal. Aerial fireworks, firecrackers, bottle rockets, and Roman candles are illegal. The Greeley Fire Department may impose total fireworks bans during high fire danger conditions. Fireworks may not be discharged on public property without authorization. The city enforces fireworks regulations particularly around Independence Day.
Illegal fireworks use is a misdemeanor with fines. Violations during fire bans carry enhanced penalties.
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