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2021 Virginia Permissible Fireworks List State Fire Marshal’s Office 2021 VIRGINIA PERMISSIBLE FIREWORKS Special Operations Section 1005 Technology Park Drive Glen Allen, Virginia 23059 Telephone: (804) 371-0220 Fax: (804) 371-3367 Website: www.vafire.gov In accordance with Section §27-96.1 of the Code of Virginia, unless prohibited by a local ordinance, the provisions of the Statewide Fire Prevention Code pertaining to fireworks shall not apply to the sale of or to any person using, igniting, or exploding permissible fireworks on private property with the consent of the owner of such property. The fireworks listed in this document have been field tested to compare the items to the performance criteria of the American Fireworks Standards Laboratory (AFSL) and are classified as "permissible fireworks" for purposes of applying and enforcing the Statewide Fire Prevention Code. The requirements for the sale or use of other than permissible fireworks, including certification and permit requirements, can be found in Chapter 56 of the Statewide Fire Prevention Code (https://codes.iccsafe.org/content/document/1360/14583684). CAUTION: Code of Virginia §27.97 allows local jurisdictions to adopt fire prevention regulations that are more restrictive or more extensive in scope than the Statewide Fire Prevention Code. Many local jurisdictions prohibit the use of all fireworks. Individuals should check with their city, county, or town to determine any local regulations. Fireworks added to this list after May 24, 2020, will be shown in BLUE at the end of the list. Any questions about Virginia permissible fireworks should be directed to Billy Hux ASFM - Special Operations - Virginia State Fire Marshals Office [email protected] or (540) 270-6617 2021 APPROVED PERMISSIBLE FIREWORKS Page 1 of 66 Publication Updated: May 21, 2021 2019 Permissible Fireworks State Fire Marshal's Office ITEM # FIREWORK NAME ITEM # FIREWORK NAME Fireworks Now Phantom Fireworks P9004 Neon Sparklers H-095 HISSING COBRA P3073 Dancing with Ghost H-097 TIGERS FURY FOUNTAIN P3088 Snow Cone H-098A SMALL VIOLET AND CRIMSON FOUNTAIN P3090 Koi Pond H-098D LARGE VIOLET AND CRIMSON FOUNTAIN O981 Morning Glory H-099 BREW HA HA FOUNTAIN 0981L Motning Glory H-101 GOLDENGATE SPECTACULAR FOUNTAIN GG0254 Unicorn H-103A PHANTOM FIRE SMALL FOUNTAIN FF1136 Little Big Boy H-105 PHANTASIA FOUNTAIN FF5001 Firefly Surprise H-106A THUNDERFEST FOUNTAIN P0012A Starlight Assortment H-107 GALACTIC STARBURST FOUNTAIN P3045 Dream Flower H-108 PHANTOM BLAST FOUNTAIN P3219 Bowling Fountain H-111 PEACH FLOWER IN SPRING P3601 Fancy Town H-111A PEACH FLOWER IN SPRING P3214 Fire Desert Fountain H-113 PHANTOM FURY FOUNTAIN P3602 Jr. Cuckoo H-115 JUMBO POWDER KEG FOUNTAIN P-0831 Golden Flower H-116 HASTA LA VISTA BABY FOUNTAIN P3221 Captain's Castle Fountain H-120 KING OF BLING FOUNTAIN P-0978 #10 Saprklers H-127 ELECTRICAL SHOCK FOUNTAIN P0013 Celebration Assortment H-131 (A) CELEBRATION CAKE FOUNTAIN P3219 Bowling Fountain H-133 LIGHT OF LIBERTY FOUNTAIN P0830A Friendship Fountain H-213 POINT N SHOOT FOUNTAIN P3049A Golden Blitz ( assorted Fountain) H-214 (G) LADY LIBERTY FOUNTAIN P3049A (B) Color Ball (assorted Founatin) H-215 TORCHBEARER FOUNTAIN P0830 (A) Friendship Fountain H-146 PHANTOM TWLIGHT MAGIC FOUNTAIN P-0831 Golden Flower H-150 SEA SERPENT FOUNTAIN P3602 Jr. Ccukoo H-153 ROCKIN THE USA FOUNTAIN P3225 Forturn Fountain H-155 ROARING LION FOUNTAIN P3039 City View Fountain H-156 BREATHLESS FOUNTAIN P3051 Spring Blossom H-158 PHANTOM PHLASH PHINISH FOUNTAIN P0036 Pyro Nation Assortment H-160 SERENITY NO NOISE FOUNTAIN PW438 Flash H-161 FLYING FRENZY FOUNTAIN P3050A Emerald Eyes H-166 GARGANTUA FOUNTAIN P3050B Smugglers Cave H-167 WRATH OF THE HYDRA FOUNTAIN P3050C Golden Doubloon H-168 LUCKY LEPRECHAUN FOUNTAIN P3038 Sunny princess H-171 CORE REACTOR FOUNTAIN P-W499A Killer Bees H-172 PHANTOM SPARKLE OF PRIDE FOUNTAIN P-0852A Cuckoo H-173 HULL-A-BLUE FOUNTAIN K1131 Snakes H-180 THREE OF A KIND FOUNTAIN P3044A Super Hexagon H-181 PHANTOM MYSTICAL MAGIC FOUNTAIN P3044B Super Hexagon H-182 PHANTOM DRAGON SLAYER FOUNTAIN P3044C Super Hexagon H-183 PATRIOTIC PARTY FOUNTAIN HW297 Adrenaline Rush H-184 MAGMA GLOW FOUNTAIN 6301121 Cry Wolf H-185 BONSAI PIPELINE FOUNTAIN HW285 Daddy's Shoes H-190 PHANTOM CROWN JEWEL FOUNTAIN 6301007 Here Fishy Fishy H-191 PHANTOM NIGHT OWL FOUNTAIN 6301167 Hip Hop H-192A PHANTOM CONFETTI LIGHTS FOUNTAIN 6301168 Grass Master H-193 PHANTOM PIXIE DUST FOUNTAIN 6301010 Liquid Fire H-194 WELDERS FLASH FOUNTAIN CD465 June Bug H-195 PHANTOM WHIRL FOUNTAIN CD440 Mexican Jumping Beans H-196 COSMIC PEARLS FOUNTAIN CD476 Neon Patriot H-197 SWARM OF SPARKS FOUNTAIN TO266 Outlaw Fountain H-198 BREAKAWAY FOUNTAIN BP457 Surf's Up H-199 PHANTOM TREASURE FOUNTAIN CE11851 Under the Sea H-200 PHANTOM UPROAR FOUNTAIN M5035 Gold Lock Vault H-201 PHANTOM FLURRY FOUNTAIN Page 2 of 66 Publication Updated: May 21, 2021 2019 Permissible Fireworks State Fire Marshal's Office ITEM # FIREWORK NAME ITEM # FIREWORK NAME P3213 Hand Held Snow Cone H-202 FALLING STARS FOUNTAIN P3085 Ballerina's Ball H-203 PAHNTOM FIREPIT FOUNTAIN P3207 Pyro Blends H-204 MANIC MOONLIGHT FOUNTAIN Fireworks Over America H-205 POINT OF IMPACT FOUNTAIN FOA 1700 SNAP DRAGON SMALL SNAPPERS H-206 SOLAR PHANTASY FOUNTAIN FOA 1701 SNAP DRAGON LARGE SNAPPPER H-207 AVALANCHE OF SPARKS FOUNTAIN FOA 1705 SNAP BANGERS H-208 PHANTOM CRAZE FOUNTAIN FOA 1710 COLOR SMOKE BALLS H-209 FRACTURE FOUNTAIN FOA 1711 Jumbo Smoke Ball H-210 VIBRANT VOLTAGE FOUNTAIN FOA 1712 Smokin' USA H-211 FACE OFF FOUNTAIN FOA 1715 MINI SMOKE TUBE H-212 SAY CHEESE FOUNTAIN FOA 1718 COLOR SMOKE TUBES P-004Q CLAY COLOR SMOKE BALLS FOA 1732 ASST SNAKE PACK P-006 SMOKE BALLS FOA 1733 NIGHT CRAWLERS P-006Q SMOKE BALLS FOA 1740 12" CONFETTI CANNON P-007 CLAY COLOR SMOKE BALLS FOA 1741 24"CONFETTI CANNON H-216 MULBERRY STREET MAYHEM FOUNTAIN FOA1765 MAGIC WHIP H-217 THE PHANTOM FOUNTAIN FOA 1766 STROBE LIGHT H-218 LIBERTY TORCH FOUNTAIN FOA 1767 JUMP SHOT H-219 AMERICAN SPARKLE FOUNTAIN FOA 1771 CRACKLING STROBE H-220 SHIMMERING SKY DELIGHT FOUNTAIN FOA 1772 CRAZY CRACK UP H-223 PHANTOM DUO FOA 1801 #8 GOLD SPARKLER wire H-224 (Q) NIGHT JUSTICE FOUNTAIN FOA1802 #8 Gold Sparkler Bamboo H-225 (Q) PROTON BLAST FOUNTAIN FOA 1803 #8 Color sparkler wire H-226 (Q) SUPER SPARKS FOUNTAIN FOA 1804 #8 Color sparker bamboo H-227 WAR FOUNTAIN FOA 1816 #10 GOLD SPARKLER WIRE H-228 SONIC WAVE FOUNTAIN FOA 1817 #10 Gold Sparkler Bamboo H-229 ILLUMINATI TRIANGLE FOA 1818 #10 Color Sparkler Bamboo H-230 RED WHITE AND BLUE JUBILEE FOA 1819 #10 Color Sparkler WIRE H-232 THERE SHE GLOWS FOA 1824 BlockBuster Glory Torch H-300 MAJESTIC LIGHTING FOA 1848 #20 Gold Blockbuster Sparkler H-301 DRAGON BOY FOA 1849 #36 Gold Blockbuster Sparkler H-302 SPARKLING WONDER FOA 1851 #36 Jumbo Morning Glory I-004 (Q) WOLF PACK SNAPS FOA1875 #3 Golden Diamond I-007 WOLF PACK SNAPS FOA 1885 #4 Golden Dragon I-008 (Q) WOLF PACK SNAPS FOA 1896 #5 Cosmic Hail I-009 WOLF PACK SNAPS FOA 1897 Snow Cone I-009B WOLF PACK SNAPS FOA 1904 Poco Diablos I-009S WOLF PACK SNAPS FOA 1958 Screaming Willy I-010 WOLF PACK SNAPS FOA 1961 Funky Fountain I-011 JOKER STRING BOMBS FOA 1962 SUN TEARS I-012A PARTY POPPERS FOA 1963 Pick Six Fountain I-021 WEDDING PARTY POPPERS FOA 1978 Mini Cuckoo Fountain I-022 JUMBO PARTY STREAMERS FOA 1979 Nutty Monkey I-022B JUMBO PARTY STREAMERS FOA 1982 COOL I-027 PYRO TORCH FOA 1983 2 COOL I-028 12 MINUTE PYRO TORCH FOA 1984 Hot Pot I-030 MAGNUM POPPERS FOA 1985 #4 Shell Fountain I-040 PARTY STREAMERS FOA 1987 Pirate Sword I-041 PARTY STREAMERS FOA 1988 Shazaam I-041S PARTY STREAMERS FOA 1990 Sirius Blast M-032A (B) LAZER FLASH FOA 1991 Around the World M-046 METEORITES FOA 1997 StarDust M-047A CRACKLING LAZER FLASH FOA 1998 Malibu Madness M-053Q FIERY FROG FOA 1999 Showtime M-054 FLAMING SPEAR FOUNTAIN FOA 2000 Call of The Wild M-058 MAGIC MINI FROG Page 3 of 66 Publication Updated: May 21, 2021 2019 Permissible Fireworks State Fire Marshal's Office ITEM # FIREWORK NAME ITEM # FIREWORK NAME FOA 2001 HollyWood Nights M-063 ROCK AROUND THE CLOCK FOA 2002 California Dreamin S-011BF #8 COLOR SPARKLERS FOA 2003 Pacific Paradise S-012 #10 GOLD SPARKLER FOA 2004 Magic Mountain S-012AB #10 GOLD (BAMBOO) SPARKLER FOA 2005 Rocky Mountain High fountain S-012BE #10 GOLD SPARKLER FOA 2006 California Sunrise S-010B #8 GOLD SPARKLER Foa 2007 Painted Desert S-008Q #8 CRACKLING WOLFPACK SPARKLERS FOA 2008 OHH SO GOOD S-010 #8 GOLD SPARKLER FOA 2009 Magic Horshoe S-010A #8 GOLD SPARKLER FOA 2010 WOOSH S-010AB #8 GOLD (BAMBOO) SPARKLERS FOA 2012 Havana Heat S-010BE #8 GOLD SPARKLERS FOA 2013 Just Another Stinkin Fountain S-010BF #8 GOLD SPARKLERS FOA 2014 Electric Rainbow S-010Q #8 GOLD SPARKLERS FOA 2015 Quiet Riot S-011BF #8 COLOR SPARKLERS FOA 2016 Man in The Moon S-011AB #8 COLOR (BAMBOO) SPARKLERS FOA 2017 Thunder Snow S-011BE #8 COLOR SPARKLERS FOA 2018 Stars Over America S-012BF #10 GOLD SPARKLER FOA 2019 Perfect Storm S-013 #10 COLOR SPARKLERS FOA 2021 Barrel of Fun S-013AB #10 COLOR (BAMBOO) SPARKLERS FOA 2022 Grand Illusions S-013BE #10 COLOR SPARKLERS FOA 2023 Lava Lamp S-013BF #10 COLOR SPARKLERS FOA 2027 Hearts A Fire S-014Q #14 GOLD SPARKLERS FOA 2028 Solar Storm S-015A #20 GOLD SPARKLERS FOA 2029 Mystic Rain S-016A #36 GOLD SPARKLERS FOA 2032 Sparkly Nights S-017Q NEON SPARKLERS FOA 2041 Dream Weaver S-018 14 INCH MORNING GLORY SPARKLERS FOA 2042 Cupids Crush S-019 MORNING GLORY SPARKLERS FOA 2043 Sky Angel S-019A MORNING GLORY SPARKLERS FOA 2044 SWEET DREAMSs S-019B MORNING GLORY SPARKLERS FOA 2045 PARTY CUP S-019BQ MORNING GLORY SPARKLERS FOA 2046 SHUTTER BUG S-021 #10 MORNING GLORY SPARKLERS FOA 2047 FOR REAL S-021AB #10 MORNING GLORY SPARKLERS FOA 2049 ANTE UP S-022 MORNING GLORY SPARKLERS FOA 5948 The Duck Eliminator S-026 (Q) #18 GOLD NEON SPARKLERS FOA 5949 Mama's Favorite S-027 WEDDING SPARKLERS FOA 5990 Wacky Pack Boys H-303 TORCHING VOLCANO FOA 5991 Wacky pack Girls W461 SILVER WATERFALL FOUNTAIN GM801 Black Snake M-072 POOPY POOCH GM 811 Glow Worms P-007Q CLAY COLOR SMOKE BALLS HN 60 HN 60 Asst.
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