Independence Day celebrations in central Texas: How to hold spectacular fireworks displays? All details here
Similar restrictions apply in Williamson County, where possession and use of fireworks are prohibited in parks, preserves, trails, and facilities, except with a permit. For an overview of firework restrictions in each county, residents can consult the Williamson County website.
In Georgetown, manufacturing, selling, possession, and discharge of fireworks within the city limits, and within 5,000 feet outside the city, are strictly forbidden. Violators of this ordinance, including parents or guardians allowing children under 18 to handle fireworks, will face fines as per the City’s code of ordinances.
The City of Taylor also prohibits fireworks within city limits and within 5,000 feet outside. Cedar Park, Round Rock, Leander, and Jarrell share similar regulations, prohibiting fireworks within city limits and within 5,000 feet outside, except for licensed professional displays. Permits are required for public displays, and failure to follow permit conditions may lead to penalties. In Hays County, fireworks are not allowed within city limits or during burn bans. Lighting fireworks near schools, churches, hospitals, gas stations, or where fireworks are sold is strictly prohibited, as is discharging fireworks from a vehicle.
