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Fireworks

​​​​​​​​​​​The regulation and prohibition of fireworks exists to promote the safety of all Brampton residents and visitors, as well as to uphold community standards.

Prohibited Fireworks

All fireworks are prohibited in Brampton. The ban includes the use, sale, offer, display, purchase, distribution, possession and discharge of any fireworks or explosives within the City.

Fireworks include but are not limited to consumer fireworks (such as roman candles, fountains, ground spinners, burning school houses), display fireworks (such as rockets, bombshells, maroons) and prohibited fireworks (such as flying lanterns, cherry bombs, M-80s, flash bombs). Sparklers are permitted.

Purpose of the Fireworks Ban

Safety is the top priority for the City of Brampton. A ban on fireworks:

  • mitigates the risk of fires, injury and property damage
  • reduces air pollution and debris
  • reduces excessive noise
  • protects animal habitats


Penalties

The fines for failing to comply are as follows:

  • Discharge or in possession of fireworks without permit: $500
  • Sell, distribute, display or offer for sale fireworks: $1,000
  • Permit, allow or cause to be set off fireworks on private property without permit: $500
  • Fail to comply with an order: $1,000

The City may also, at its discretion, issue a summons requiring an individual to attend court, where fines could range from a minimum of $500 to a maximum of $100,000.

*When fireworks are discharged from a private property, the property owner is deemed to have permitted, allowed or caused their use and may face charges associated with the offence.​


Celebrate with the City

The City of Brampton is dedicated to creating an inclusive and welcoming environment. Residents are invited to celebrate Canada Day, Diwali and New Year's Eve at City-led events with Pyrotechnics. For details, visit Festivals and Events.

 Frequently Asked Questions

​The City of Brampton is dedicated to creating an inclusive and welcoming environment. Residents are invited to celebrate Canada Day, Diwali and New Year's Eve at City-led events with Pyrotechnics. For details, visit Festivals and Events​.

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Contact By-law Enforcement

By-law Enforcement, Property Standards and Licensing Divisions

Flower City Community Campus
8850 McLaughlin Road South, Unit 2
Brampton, ON L6Y 5T1

Hours of Operation:
Monday to Friday, 8:30am to 4:30pm

Contact By-Law Enforcement

Phone Service Brampton 24/7:
Dial 3-1-1 (within City limits)
905.874.2000 (outside City limits)
905.874.2130 (Teletypewriter or Text Telephone)