Minnesota bans all aerial and explosive consumer fireworks. Only non-explosive types legal (sparklers, snakes, smoke devices). MN Stat. §624.20 to 624.25.
MN Stat. §624.20 to 624.25 strictly regulates fireworks. Only non-explosive, non-aerial consumer fireworks are legal: sparklers, snakes, smoke devices, and novelty items. All aerial fireworks (Roman candles, bottle rockets, mortars) and firecrackers are illegal for consumers statewide. Saint Paul may further restrict even legal types. Professional displays require permits from the state fire marshal. Illegal fireworks seizure and fines enforced by police and fire departments.
Possession of illegal fireworks: misdemeanor, up to $1,000 fine and/or 90 days jail. Gross misdemeanor for repeat offenses.
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