Be in the know before you light up.
Before we dive in, though, remember that any firework that leaves the ground is illegal in the state of Alabama. So if you are going to celebrate Independence Day with friends and family, make sure you are doing so in a safe and legal way.
So, you may be wondering, what fireworks are legal in Alabama? We're glad you asked! Firecrackers, bottle rockets, sparklers, smoke bombs, and Roman candles are all legal. Alternatively, M80s, cherry bombs, and silver salutes are illegal.
Below is a complete list of where fireworks are illegal and legal in Alabama:
If your area has not been listed, email us! If you'd like more information on your specific area, please contact your city or county officials directly. Also, this is an ever-evolving and changing list, so please refresh!
Where Fireworks Are Legal/Illegal in Alabama:
- Athens: All fireworks are illegal
- Decatur: All fireworks are illegal
- Huntsville: All fireworks are illegal
- Madison City: All fireworks are illegal
- Muscle Shoals: All fireworks are illegal
- Red Bay: Firecrackers, bottle rockets, sparklers, smoke bombs, and Roman candles are legal, but must stay on a person's own property
- Russellville: Firecrackers, bottle rockets, sparklers, smoke bombs, and Roman candles, but only between June 29–July 6
- Sheffield: Firecrackers, bottle rockets, sparklers, smoke bombs, and Roman candles are legal, but only between June 20–July 5
- Tuscumbia: All fireworks are illegal
