Fireworks banned throughout Summit County under Stage 2 Fire Restrictions
By Utah News · July 23, 2026 · 1 min read
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Summit County has implemented Stage 2 Fire Restrictions, resulting in a total ban on all fireworks. The prohibition applies to both public and private lands throughout the county, including within city boundaries.
Key takeaways
All fireworks are prohibited under Stage 2 Fire Restrictions in Summit County.
The ban applies to all public and private land, including within city boundaries.
Violating the restriction is a misdemeanor and will be enforced by law enforcement.
The restriction is likely to remain in effect for the remainder of the summer.
Summit County is currently under Stage 2 Fire Restrictions, which includes a complete prohibition of all fireworks. This ban covers all public and private land within the county, including areas inside city boundaries.
Law enforcement will enforce these restrictions, as violating the ban is considered a misdemeanor.
While officials will re-evaluate the restriction, it is likely to remain in effect for the rest of the summer. Residents are encouraged to help protect the community during this period.
Questions regarding the restrictions or reports of violations can be directed to dispatch at 435-615-3601. In the event of an emergency, individuals should call 911.
