Fireworks Rules for Canada Day in Brampton
Published June 20, 2017 at 11:35 pm
If you want to use fireworks on Canada Day, you’ll want to take a look at the rules for short-range fireworks in Brampton.
If you want to use fireworks on Canada Day, you’ll want to take a look at the rules for short-range fireworks in Brampton.
Short-range fireworks are allowed on private property without the need for a permit in Brampton on Canada Day, Saturday, July 1, 2017.
Short-range refers to those fireworks that travel less than three metres (10 feet) when set off, such as fountains, wheels, ground spinners, and sparklers.
Other rocket-type fireworks are banned in Brampton.
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Fireworks aren’t allowed on streets, sidewalks, within City parks or on municipal or school properties.
The city has issued the follow safety measures for anyone using fireworks on their property:
- Residents must have a container of water or a hose line that’s filled with water available to extinguish fireworks,
- Residents must never light a firework or hold a lit firework in your hand, other than a sparkler,
- After using sparklers, residents shouldplace them in a container of water to fully cool before disposal,
- Allow all fireworks to fully cool before disposal.
Fireworks vendors must complete an annual course before they are considered licensed.
A list of vendors licensed to sell fireworks in Brampton for Canada Day will be available closer to Canada Day.
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