Oklahoma City bans the discharge of consumer fireworks within city limits year-round. State law (68 O.S. §1626) permits common fireworks statewide, but OKC exercises its authority to ban local discharge. Violations are a misdemeanor offense.
Consumer fireworks discharge is prohibited within OKC city limits per the municipal code. Aerial fireworks are restricted statewide to licensed displays (68 O.S. §1636). Display fireworks require state-licensed operators and $1 million liability insurance. Burn bans during drought may impose additional restrictions.
Misdemeanor offense. Fireworks may be confiscated.
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