Roseville bans all consumer fireworks including safe and sane varieties. Dry summer heat and grassland fire risk in the Sacramento Valley make fireworks enforcement a priority. Professional displays require city permits.
California law categorizes fireworks as 'dangerous' (always illegal) and 'safe and sane' (State Fire Marshal approved, cities opt in). Many California cities ban ALL consumer fireworks including safe and sane types. Where allowed, sales and use are restricted to June 28-July 6. Professional displays require fire marshal permits. Illegal fireworks are a significant wildfire risk in California, especially in VHFHSZ areas.
Illegal fireworks: $500 to $50,000 depending on type and jurisdiction. Causing fire: felony arson charges. Seizure and destruction.
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