Gresham follows Oregon state law restricting fireworks. Only state-approved fireworks are legal. Bottle rockets, firecrackers, and aerial fireworks are banned.
Gresham follows Oregon state fireworks law (ORS 480.110–480.165). Only state-approved fireworks such as fountains, sparklers, and ground-based items are legal. Bottle rockets, firecrackers, Roman candles, and aerial fireworks are prohibited. Legal fireworks may be used from June 23–July 6. The Gresham Fire Department enforces fireworks regulations and may issue additional restrictions during high fire danger. The city coordinates with Multnomah County on fire safety.
Illegal fireworks possession or use results in fines up to $1,000 per Oregon law. Confiscation of illegal fireworks is standard.
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