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Fireworks Banned Throughout Summit County Under Stage 2 Fire Restrictions

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A close-up of cracked, dry earth in a Utah meadow with an unlit firework resting in parched grass under bright sunlight, symbolizing fire restrictions and drought conditions in Summit County.
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Summit County is currently under Stage 2 Fire Restrictions, which includes a total ban on fireworks. The restriction applies to both public and private lands throughout the county.

Key takeaways

  • Fireworks are prohibited on all public and private lands within Summit County.
  • Summit County is currently under Stage 2 Fire Restrictions.
  • Violating the fireworks ban is a misdemeanor.
  • The fire danger level previously reached Extreme levels in late June.

Fireworks are banned everywhere in Summit County as the area remains under Stage 2 Fire Restrictions. This prohibition covers all public and private land within the county, including areas within city boundaries.

The fire restrictions were updated as of July 2, 2026. Authorities have noted that violation of this restriction is classified as a misdemeanor.

Prior to the current Stage 2 status, the Summit County Fire Danger Level had increased to Extreme on June 24, 2026. At that time, all state and unincorporated lands in the county were under Stage 1 Fire Restrictions.

The implementation of Stage 2 restrictions followed an order effective June 26, 2026, for all state land and unincorporated areas of Summit County. These measures were prompted by current and forecasted weather conditions combined with extremely dry vegetation conditions in the region.

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