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1. Are residents allowed to discharge fireworks in Draper?

Please visit our Fireworks/Fire Prevention page for current information about fireworks restrictions in Draper. 

2. Are there certain times I may or may not discharge fireworks?

Residents in non-prohibited areas may discharge fireworks between the hours of 11 am and 11 pm except as noted:

July 2 – July 5 (July 4 hours extended to midnight)

July 22 – 25 (July 24 hours extended to midnight)

December 31* (11 am – 1 am January 1)

Chinese New Year’s Eve (11 am – 1 am the following day)

*If New Year’s Eve is on a Sunday and the local governmental jurisdiction determines to celebrate New Year’s Eve on the prior Saturday (Dec 30), then it is lawful to discharge Class C common state-approved explosives on that prior Saturday.

Please note: Class C fireworks are not allowed during Draper Days events in July.

3. May I fly Chinese Lanterns in Draper?

Chinese Lanterns, also known as Khoom Fay, Paper Lanterns, or Sky Lanterns, are floating lanterns made from flammable materials that are lit like candles. They emit a stunning glow, stay lit for up to 20 minutes, and can travel several miles. While beautiful and exciting, these lanterns create an extreme fire hazard and are prohibited in any part of Draper City. These lanterns create an extreme fire hazard. View the Chinese Lantern Information Sheet here.

4. May I have a tethered Chinese Lantern?

Tethered Chinese Lanterns are also prohibited in any part of Draper City. Though they remain in one spot, the fire hazard they create in our beautiful foothills is real and dangerous.

5. When can I sell fireworks?

Class “C” fireworks can be sold the following dates: June 24 – July 25; December 29 – December 31; two days before and on Chinese New Year’s Eve.

6. Do I need a special permit to sell fireworks?

A special, temporary license is required to sell fireworks. You may find the application for the permit here.