Indianapolis-Marion County Code §407-201 restricts consumer fireworks discharge to specific dates and times only. Consumer fireworks are legal in Indiana (IC §22-11-14) but Marion County restricts timing significantly. Penalties: $100 first offense, $500 minimum second offense, up to $2,500 third+ offense.
Consumer fireworks discharge permitted in Marion County: June 28–July 3 (5 PM to 2 hrs after sunset); July 4 (10 AM–midnight); July 5–July 9 (5 PM to 2 hrs after sunset); December 31 (10 AM) through January 1 (1 AM). Must discharge on own property or with permission from property owner. Must be 18+ years old to discharge. Licensed commercial displays require additional permits.
First offense: $100. Second offense: $500 minimum. Third and subsequent: up to $2,500.
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