Consumer fireworks legal statewide per GA Code §25-10-1 et seq. GA HB 110 (2018) restricts discharge to 10 AM–9 PM on non-holidays; extended to midnight July 3–4, Dec 31–Jan 1. Cities cannot ban outright but may restrict hours further.
Suwanee follows GA state fireworks law. HB 110 reduced allowable discharge hours from midnight to 9 PM except holidays. Gwinnett County and Suwanee issue fire bans during drought/air quality alerts that suspend fireworks. Contact Suwanee Fire Marshal via Gwinnett County Fire & Emergency Services for temporary bans.
Violations prosecuted in Suwanee Municipal Court. State misdemeanor charges possible for discharge outside legal hours.
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