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According to the South Carolina Code of Laws, Title 23 Chapter 35, consumer-grade fireworks are legal for those 16 and older to buy, store, and shoot. The National Safety Council stated that ...
Rhode Island, Arizona, New York, New Jersey, and Delaware have passed bills legalizing certain types of small fireworks. Vermont only allows sparklers. On the other hand, states such as Maine, South Dakota, South Carolina, Kentucky and Tennessee allow most or all legal consumer fireworks to be sold and used throughout the year.
Purchase, distribution and usage of fireworks in the United States by country: Legal in accordance with the federal law Region Dependent – legal on a state level, though they may be illegal, or heavily regulated, in some parts of the country
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Many North Carolina residents know that the state is notoriously restrictive when it comes to fireworks regulation. Most powerful fireworks cannot be legally sold.
South Carolina permits all types of consumer fireworks except small rockets less than ½” in diameter and 3” long to be sold and used by residents year round. New York Governor Andrew Cuomo signed into law a bill on November 21, 2014, allowing sparklers, party poppers, cone fountains and other novelty items to be sold, possessed, and used ...
A man died after a firework exploded on his head during a Fourth of July block party, South Carolina officials said. Charleston-area deputies were called to a neighborhood at about 10:30 p.m. and ...
He was succeeded by Virgil W. Duffie, Jr. In 1994, the State of South Carolina restructured the Department of Labor, creating the Department of Labor, Licensing, and Regulation. That change also brought a title change for the agency head from Commissioner of Labor to Director of the Department of Labor, Licensing, and Regulation. [1] [2]