Bill would make fireworks more accessible to Oklahomans

Oklahoma Voice
Mar 17
1 min read

OKLAHOMA CITY – The Oklahoma Senate passed a bill Tuesday that would make fireworks more available.

Senate Bill 1948 would remove the time sale restrictions on fireworks to the public.

Currently, fireworks may be sold from June 15 until July 6 or the first Sunday after July 4, whichever is later. They also can be sold from Dec. 15 until Jan. 2.

“Senate Bill 1948 updates Oklahoma’s fireworks laws to better reflect current use and sales practices,” said Sen. Bryan Logan, R-Paden, the author. “It removes the imposed sales window. (It) allows for more flexibility, creates more consistency county to county.”

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