Here Are The Fireworks Laws In Washington On New Year's Eve

SEATTLE — With most traditional fireworks displays not taking place on New Year's Eve this year, Washington fire officials are sharing a few reminders on personal use during the winter months.

While state laws allow for a brief window of fireworks sales and discharge, local restrictions around the New Year's holiday are, in general, more strict than July 4.

Here are the state rules, separate from local restrictions:

In unincorporated areas of King and Pierce counties, where some fireworks are allowed on July 4th, winter sales and use are banned. A few cities follow state laws, while others have specific hours in place.

Here are a few places where personal fireworks are allowed with limits:

Pierce County:

King County:

The State Fire Marshal's Office encourages residents to check with their local authorities to verify the rules before buying or using any fireworks and follow appropriate safety procedures. Find a complete list of fireworks sales and usage laws on the WSP website.