Salt Lake Tribune · Jul 2, 2019
Here’s where it’s illegal to light fireworks along the Wasatch Front
(Francisco Kjolseth | Tribune file photo) Class-C fireworks can be lit legally in Utah from Tuesday, July 2, to Friday, July 5, for the Independence Day holiday — and again from July 22 to 25, for Pioneer Day.Tuesday is the first day it’s legal in Utah to light fireworks for the Independence Day holiday — so if your neighbors have been setting off the Roman candles already, they have been breaking the law.
Utah law says personal, or Class-C, fireworks can be used in two brief windows in July: July 2 to 5 for the Fourth, and July 22 to 25 for Pioneer Day. (Such fireworks can also be bought and lit for New Year’s Eve and the Chinese New Year.)