Chapter 132D
38 sections
§132D-2 Definitions for Fireworks Law
§132D-3 When you can legally set off consumer fireworks
§132D-4 When and how you can use display fireworks
§132D-5 Ban on throwing or setting off fireworks in dangerous places
§132D-5.1 Illegal fireworks near protected places and people
§132D-5.2 No shipping fireworks by air
§132D-5.3 Selling fireworks to someone without a permit is a crime
§132D-5.4 Removing fireworks contents is a serious crime
§132D-5.5 Consumer fireworks prohibitions
§132D-6 When fireworks rules do not apply
§132D-7 License needed to handle fireworks
§132D-8 Rules for getting and using a fireworks license
§132D-8.5 Rules for importing and storing display fireworks
§132D-8.6 Rules for shipping fireworks into Hawaii
§132D-8.7 Carriers must tell officials about fireworks shipments
§132D-9 Getting a permit for fireworks
§132D-10 Permits needed to buy and use fireworks
§132D-11 License fees for fireworks and articles pyrotechnic
§132D-12 Selling fireworks to minors is illegal
§132D-13 Parent or guardian liability for minors and fireworks
§132D-14 Penalties for breaking fireworks laws
§132D-14.5 When property owners are liable for fireworks on their property
§132D-15 Stores must post warnings about fireworks rules
§132D-16 Permit for Fireworks Display
§132D-16.5 Labeling of display fireworks
§132D-16.6 Fireworks display site inspections and fees
§132D-16.7 Display stop order
§132D-17.5 Counties can make stricter fireworks rules
§132D-18 Effect on other laws
§132D-20 Who enforces fireworks laws and when police can arrest
§132D-20.5 Showing ID when stopped for fireworks rules
§132D-21 Health care facilities must report fireworks injuries and deaths
§132D-22 Inspections and Penalties for License or Permit Holders
§132D-23 Fireworks inspections and what inspectors can do
§132D-24 Keeping records for fireworks licenses
§132D-25 Reporting stolen fireworks
§132D-26 What happens to fireworks that police take
§132D-27 Who pays for storing and disposing of seized fireworks