Shreveport permits consumer fireworks (Class C) during designated periods around Independence Day and New Year's Eve. Illegal fireworks and discharging outside permitted dates carry fines.
Louisiana state law allows consumer fireworks (Class C). Shreveport permits their use during designated periods, typically June 25–July 5 and December 20–January 2. Fireworks may not be discharged within 600 feet of churches, hospitals, or schools. Bottle rockets and certain aerial fireworks are prohibited under state law. The Shreveport Fire Department conducts enforcement.
Using fireworks outside designated periods or in prohibited areas results in fines up to $500. Illegal fireworks carry higher penalties.
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