The window for legally buying fireworks in California opened last weekend and will run through noon on Sunday, July 6. It covers only certain communities and types of fireworks.
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Dublin Newark Union City Pacifica San Bruno Gilroy Dixon Rio Vista Suisun City CloverdaleJust beyond the Bay Area, fireworks-legal communities include Watsonville, Hollister, San Juan Bautista, unincorporated San Benito County and more than 20 communities in San Joaquin and Stanislaus counties.
Those communities can set their own limits on where and when fireworks can be detonated — Dublin, for instance, allows their use at four specific parks during certain hours on the holiday.
California’s legal fireworks, which must bear the seal of the state fire marshal, are those that do not explode or fly into the air. They include:
Sparklers (handheld or on the ground) Spinners (wheel or ground) Smoke devices Torches Flitting sparklers (aka Morning Glories) not exceeding a quarter-inch in diameter or 10 inches in lengthParty poppers and snap caps, the type that shoot out confetti or streamers, are legal year-round.
Buyers of “safe and sane” fireworks must be 16 or older.
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