Woodland is one of the Yolo County cities (with West Sacramento and Winters) where California 'Safe and Sane' fireworks are legal. They may be used only during the permitted July 4th window; anything aerial or explosive is illegal year-round, with area fines up to $1,000 per firework.
Safe and Sane fireworks bear the State Fire Marshal seal and are sold by licensed nonprofits during the season. The City of Davis bans all fireworks, and unincorporated county high-fire-risk zones also prohibit them.
Illegal (aerial/explosive) fireworks: up to $1,000 per firework. Safe and Sane allowed only during the permitted window.
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