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Lehi, UT Fire Regulations: Fireworks (2026)

Some Restrictions
Compiled from the official code textEditor Martyn O'NeillLast verified April 2026

Key Facts

July 4 Window
July 2–5, 11 AM–midnight
Pioneer Day Window
July 22–25, 11 AM–midnight
Prohibited North
North of SR-92 / Traverse Mountain
Dry Creek Corridor
Prohibited from 1200 E to Center St
Allowed Parks
Olympic Park and Sports Park only
Minimum Age
16 years

Summary

Lehi follows Utah state fireworks windows (July 2–5, July 22–25). Fireworks are prohibited north of SR-92 (Timpanogos Hwy), along the Dry Creek corridor from 1200 East to Center St, and in all city parks except Olympic Park and Sports Park. Must be 16+ to handle fireworks.

Sales Periods: June 24 – July 25 and December 29 – December 31, plus two days before Chinese New Year's Eve. Discharge is allowed between the hours of 11 a.m. and 11 p.m., with extensions: July 2-5 (July 4 until midnight), July 22-25 (July 24 until midnight), December 31 (until 1 a.m. January 1), and Chinese New Year's Eve (11 a.m. to 1 a.m. following day). Restricted Areas in Lehi City are shown on the city map and fireworks are prohibited in those zones.

Source: Lehi City Fireworks Safety PageView official code

Full Breakdown

Lehi City adopts Utah's state fireworks law permitting Class C (1.4G) consumer fireworks during July 2–5 (11 AM–midnight on July 4) and July 22–25 (11 AM–midnight on July 24). Lehi-specific restrictions: fireworks are prohibited north of State Route 92 (Timpanogos Highway), including Traverse Mountain area; along the Dry Creek corridor from 1200 East to Center Street; and in all city parks except Olympic Park and Sports Park. Minimum age: 16 to handle or light fireworks. Aerial/cake fireworks need a firm, flat surface with 30-foot clearance and can travel up to 150 feet in the air. Prohibited: firecrackers, M-80s, cherry bombs, bottle rockets, Roman candles, mortars, and ground salutes. Other open fires may be specifically permitted after obtaining Fire Chief approval.

Violations & Fines

Fine up to $1,000 and Class B misdemeanor per Utah Code §53-7-225. Fire liability for resulting fires.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are consumer fireworks legal in Lehi?
Lehi follows Utah state fireworks windows (July 2–5, July 22–25). Fireworks are prohibited north of SR-92 (Timpanogos Hwy), along the Dry Creek corridor from 1200 East to Center St, and in all city parks except Olympic Park and Sports Park. Must be 16+ to handle fireworks.
When can I set off fireworks in Lehi?
July 4 Window: July 2–5, 11 AM–midnight. Pioneer Day Window: July 22–25, 11 AM–midnight. Prohibited North: North of SR-92 / Traverse Mountain. Dry Creek Corridor: Prohibited from 1200 E to Center St.

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