FIREWORK RESTRICTIONS - UPDATED
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Governor Spencer Cox's Executive Order 2026-04 remains in effect following the declaration of a State of Emergency due to extreme wildfire conditions across Utah. The Executive Order temporarily suspends portions of Utah Code 53-7-224 and allows the State Forester to implement expanded fireworks restrictions where wildfire conditions pose an extreme risk.
For the Pioneer Day holiday (July 22–25), municipalities may request additional fireworks restrictions based on local fire danger. Residents are encouraged to check with their city before using fireworks to determine whether restrictions are in place or if designated discharge areas have been established.
Please Note
Stage 2 Fire Restrictions remain in effect for portions of Weber County.
Fireworks are already prohibited on:
All unincorporated Weber County lands
State Lands
Federal Lands
These restrictions remain in effect regardless of municipal fireworks policies.
Exceptions
The current restrictions allow only the following exceptions:
Licensed, permitted public fireworks displays.
Fireworks discharged within a designated area approved by an individual city, if one has been established.
Not all cities have designated approved fireworks areas. Please check your city's website, social media, or official communication channels for the most current information.
Weber Fire District Jurisdiction
The following incorporated cities within Weber Fire District have expanded their fireworks restrictions for the Pioneer Day holiday:
Farr West
Hooper
Huntsville
Marriott-Slaterville
Uintah
West Haven
Ogden Valley City - Adopted Stage 2 Fire Restrictions, see below.
Unincorporated Weber County remains under Stage 2 Fire Restrictions, which prohibit:
Fireworks and all pyrotechnic devices
Open flames, including charcoal grills, barbecues, coal and wood-burning stoves, and tent stoves
Smoking in dry vegetation
Operating engines without an approved spark arrestor
Cutting, welding, grinding, or other metal-working activities that may create sparks
For complete details, please visit our 2026 Fire Restrictions page and review the Stage 2 Fire Restrictions infographic and maps available on our website.