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Michigan Consumer Fireworks (2026)

Conditional: Consumer-grade fireworks (including aerials) are legal to buy and use statewide in Michigan, but a local ordinance may limit the hours.

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Consumer-grade fireworks (including aerials) are legal to buy and use statewide in Michigan, but a local ordinance may limit the hours. Local governments cannot regulate the sale, storage, transport or distribution of fireworks, but may regulate the hours of ignition and use — except they cannot restrict use after 11 a.m. on these protected days: December 31 (until 1 a.m. January 1), the Saturday and Sunday before Memorial Day, June 29–July 4, July 5 when it falls on a Friday or Saturday, and the Saturday and Sunday before Labor Day — each until 11:45 p.m. Outside those windows a local ordinance may apply, carrying a $1,000 civil fine per violation (MCL 28.457).

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