Mount Pleasant, SC Fire Regulations: Fireworks (2026)

20, or other explosive devices at town-owned parks such as Memorial Waterfront Park and Shem Creek Park, unless a town-approved or sponsored event allows it. The ban is written broadly enough to cover consumer fireworks along with weapons and explosives, though firearms are specifically carved out of the term 'weapons' for this division, and the section notes that state law separately governs firearm transfer, ownership, possession, carrying and transportation. Law enforcement officers acting in their official duties are exempt. 04(A) bars discharging fireworks anywhere on the Ben Sawyer Bridge, the span connecting the town to Sullivan's Island, alongside throwing objects, climbing railings, fishing and walking pets there.

Both prohibitions sit in the town's general-regulations title governing conduct on town property rather than in a townwide fireworks retail or use code; there is no separate chapter regulating fireworks use on private residential property in the town's code. 99, both administered by the Mount Pleasant Police Department. Because the prohibition is scoped to town-owned parks and the bridge, a resident using fireworks on private property outside those areas is not reached by these two sections.