Consumer fireworks PROHIBITED in Las Vegas under LVMC §16.16. All aerial and ground-based devices banned, including sparklers. Strict enforcement.
Las Vegas City Code §16.16 prohibits all consumer fireworks within city limits, including sparklers. Aerial and ground-based consumer fireworks are banned year-round. Only licensed professional pyrotechnic displays are permitted via permit. Clark County also bans consumer fireworks in unincorporated areas. This is one of the strictest fireworks enforcement areas in Nevada.
Large fines; misdemeanor charges possible.
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