Fireworks Ordinance
Summary
Thinking about setting off fireworks for the holiday? Don't risk a massive fine—El Paso has strict bans in place, so check the local rules before you buy anything.
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Impact analysis
You could be looking at a hefty fine if you get caught lighting them off.
The whole neighborhood gets a quieter, safer holiday without the fire risk.
Anyone hoping to put on their own backyard show is going to be disappointed.
Mentions & discussions (4)
Sunland Park Fire puts out 7 fireworks-related brush fires on July 4
EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) -- Sunland Park Fire responded to seven fireworks-related brush fires on Saturday, July 4, it said. The largest one was about 1 acre of undeveloped land along the 2000 block of Boy Scout Lane. There were no structures involved a...
El Paso Fire officials warn against illegal fireworks ahead of America's 250th
EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) -- As El Paso families gear up to celebrate Independence Day and the nation's 250th birthday, the night sky is expected to be brighter than ever. But before you strike that match, the El Paso Fire Department and City officials ...
City officials remind residents fireworks are banned in El Paso ahead of July 4
City officials remind residents fireworks are banned in El Paso ahead of July 4 KDBC
Fact check: Are you allowed to buy and light fireworks in the El Paso city limits?
Fact check: Are you allowed to buy and light fireworks in the El Paso city limits? El Paso Matters
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