While the state of Oklahoma permits the sale of
most fireworks, individual cities have different ordinances regarding
the sale and shooting of fireworks within the city limits. Most metro
areas require you to purchase a permit, which allow you to shoot
fireworks on specific dates.
City of Jenks (918-299-5883) - No fireworks allowed.
City of Mannford (918-865-4314) - Per City Hall: Permit required. Permits
can be obtained from city hall for $20. Permits allow fireworks to be
shot in the city limits on July 4th from 12pm-11pm.
City of Muskogee (918-682-6602) - Per City Hall: No permit required. The shooting of fireworks is allowed on July 4th until 11PM. City of Owasso (918-376-1500) - From City of Owasso Website FAQ: Fireworks that
make a loud explosion or launch into the air are prohibited. Sparklers,
smoke bombs, and fountains are examples of legal fireworks.
Firecrackers, rockets, mortars, etc., are examples of illegal fireworks.
City of Sand Springs (918-246-2500) - Permit required. Permit Information
City of Tulsa (918-596-2100) - No fireworks allowed.
City of Wagoner (918-485-4586) - Per City Hall: No permit required. The shooting of fireworks is allowed on July 2nd, 3rd and 4th from 10AM-11PM.
Outside of most city limits, the shooting of fireworks is permitted. If in doubt, please contact your county authority.
If your city or town is not listed above, you can contact your
local city hall.
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While the state of Oklahoma permits the sale of
most fireworks, individual cities have different ordinances regarding
the sale and shooting of fireworks within the city limits. Most metro
areas require you to purchase a permit, which allow you to shoot
fireworks on specific dates.