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TITLE 157 - State Fire Marshal Chapter 8 - PERMISSIBLE FIREWORKS IN THE STATE OF NEBRASKA FOR 2010 001. Please be advised that the following fireworks have been approved by the Nebraska State Fire Marshal for sale and discharge. New items for 2010 are listed in BOLD print. Fireworks not listed or described in this Chapter are NOT PERMISSIBLE. Individuals found in possession or attempting to buy, sell, transport or manufacture illegal fireworks will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. All Distributors, Jobbers or Retailers MUST complete a Fireworks License Application prior to the purchase, delivery and sale of permissible fireworks. Retail applications postmarked or submitted after June 10th of any year must include a fifty-dollar ($50.00) late fee. Please check with your city or village officials because their license and fireworks requirements may vary from the State Fire Marshal’s rules and regulations. Fireworks may only be purchased from licensed distributor. Applications are now available online at www.sfm.ne.gov. Any fireworks that are shot into the air must be destroyed in the air and not come to the ground hot or with flames. Items that have inserts are acceptable only if the inserts come to the ground cool and appear on this approved list. 002. Display Shell Items and Reloadable Artillery Shells. All reloadable fireworks and display fireworks with firing tubes larger than one and seven- eighths inch (1-7/8") in diameter are not permissible or legal. Reloadable fireworks may contain a maximum of twelve (12) shells. None of the shells may exceed four breaks. Reloadable artillery shells must also be listed by a specific name. #500 6 Tube Rack-Vulcan Aerial Crossfire .38 Special (Hale) Aerial Display with Whistle - #5 “X” Aerial Dogfight 176 Shot Grand Union Tribute Aerial Gunfire BC 19 Shots of Fun Aerial Salute - #5 3-D EXPLOSION Aerial Screamer - 10 shot 61 Shot Red and Green Stars w/bang Aerial Striker 61 Shot Red Comets w/bang Aerial Super 7 61 Shot Red Stars w/whistle Aerobatics Show 72 Shot Delight African Diamond - 36 shot 728 Shot USA All the Way After Dark A Kicker-(Hale) After Midnight Above and Beyond After Shock Above the Law Aftershock Ace Combat Agent Orange Aces Wild Air Battle Achtung – Attention Air Bombing - 25 shot Action Air Color Bomb Action Air Force Air Command 6 Aerial Avalanche-(Phantom) – 25 shot Air Commando Aerial Barrage - #2, 3, 4 and 5 Air Defense Aerial Battle - #2 and 3 Air Dominator Aerial Blast (Zenith) - #5 Air Force One Aerial Comet - #5 Air Raid - 25 shot 1 Air War BAD ATTITUDE Airotica-(Phantom) – 11 shots Bad Mamma Jamma - 16 shot Airstrike-(Golden Bear) – 105 shots Bad to the Bone-Showtime – 33 shots Alien Abduction Bada Bing Bada Boom-Phantom - 33 shot Alien Encounter Badge of Honor Alien Encounter Ballistic Blast - 7 shot All American - #300 Ballistic Bobcat – 25 shot All In Balls of Fire All Jacked Up-Showtime – 16 shots Bamboo All Night Long (Hale) Bammer Slammer All Systems Go-30 shots Bandit Bees - #300 All-In-One - 15 shot Bank Job Amazing Blaze Banzai - #200 Amazing Bullet Barbarian Blast - 25 shot America the Beautiful - #800 Barrage America’s Dream Barrel Buster AMERICAN ACTION Battle Bastion American Dawn Battle Ground-Shogun - 9 and 50 shot American Highlights-Shogun – 19 shot Battle of Atlanta American Invincible Battle of Colors - 36 shot American Orbiter Battle of Khe Sanh American Power Battle of Lexington – 19 shot American Pride Battle of New Orleans American Rush Battle of Shiloh American Spirit Battle of the Conqueror American Tribute Battle of Waterloo - 12 shot Americana Battlefield Barrage - 36 shot Ammo Rider Battling Butterflies #300 Angled Comet Flowers Rack, 12 Tube Be the Winner Anniversary Night Beat ‘Em All Ant Attack Bee Buzz Blast - 25 shot Anti-Missile Bees and Flowers - 4" and 6" Anti-Tank Launcher Bees on Blossom - 25 shot Anti-Tank Mine Bellino Back to Back Champions Apache Fighter Bellino Back to the Future Arc of Triumph - 90 shot Bellino Big Hitter Arctic Storm Bellino End Zone Dance Area 51 Bellino Excessive Celebration Armageddon-16 shot Bellino Frozen Rope Armed Forces-TNT-10 shot Bellino Godzilla’s Return Art' Attack Bellino Mid-American Destroyer Artillery Barrage Bellino Power Ball Artillery Shell Color Bellino Silver Anniversary - 25 shot Artillery Shell Crackliing Bellino Stuck in Traffic Artist's Dream Best of All Assorted Nite Shell - 7" and 9" Best of Both Worlds ASTEROID ALERT Best of the Rock Asteroid Blaster Beta Borealis Asteroid Invader Beyond 2000 Asteroids Automatic Gun - 7 shot Beyond Belief Astral Galaxy Beyond Believe - 16 shot Atom Bomb Big – N – Bold (Brothers) – 18 shot Atomic Afterglow - 25 shot Big 3" Phantom Finale Atomic Chain Big Bear Cannon Attractive Engine Big Big World Autumn Drizzle Big Block Awesome Adventure Big Blowout Awesome Austin Big Bubba Awesome Blossom Big Color Flowers - 19 shot Awesome Display Big Day Back to the Future-Golden Bear – 16 shot Big Easy 2 Big Red Black Cat Extreme Freestyle – 16 shot Big Red Thunder Black Cat First Kiss Big Sky Black Cat Five by Five Big Thunder Artillery Shell - 6 shot Black Cat Galactic 2000 Big XII (12)-Bellino – 12 shot Black Cat Galactic Gala Big, Bad & Loud Black Cat Glittering Masquerade – 16 shot Bigger and Better Black Cat Glittering Thunder Birds of Paradise Black Cat Gold Mine Black Beauty Black Cat Golden Anniversary Black Cat A Pyro’s Tribute Black Cat Golden Claw Black Cat Aerial Crossfire - #600 Black Cat Golden Jubilee Black Cat Aerial Oasis Black Cat Golden Sparkling Light Black Cat Aerial Phenomenon Black Cat Green Comet Black Cat Aerial Showcase Black Cat Green Ring with Tail - #400 Black Cat Air Bomb Black Cat Ground Pounder Black Cat All the Way Black Cat Happy News in the Sky Black Cat Armageddon Defense Black Cat Heart Stopper Black Cat Artillery Shells Black Cat Heat Seeker Missile Black Cat Atom Splitter Black Cat Hedge Hog Black Cat Backyard Professional Display Black Cat Helter Skelter Black Cat Bang Bang Black Cat Hyper Viper Black Cat Big Bubba Black Cat Instant Thunder – 16 shot Black Cat Big Snow Black Cat Ironman Black Cat Blue on Blue Black Cat Jumbotron – 16 shot Black Cat Blue Rush Black Cat Let’s Get After It Black Cat Bonfire Bash Black Cat Lightning Storm Black Cat Brocade Crown Black Cat Lustrous Lights Black Cat Cape Canaveral Black Cat Madam Butterfly Black Cat Cat Attack Black Cat Magenta Action Display Black Cat Cat-A-Pult Black Cat Magic Multi-Color Burst Black Cat Celestial Body Fighting Black Cat Matrix Black Cat Chirp & Shimmer Black Cat Mean Green – 13 shot Black Cat Class Action Black Cat Megatron Black Cat Cloud Dragon Black Cat Mellow Yellow Comet Black Cat Coconuts & Chrysanthemum Black Cat Meteor Shower Black Cat Color Burst Black Cat Milky Way Black Cat Color Color Color Black Cat Million Dollar Sky Black Cat Corp. Raider Your Fired -25 shots Black Cat Mine of Meteors Black Cat Cracklin Black Cat Mine of Serpents Black Cat Crackling Colored Palm Black Cat Minesweeper Black Cat Crackling Comet – 6 shot Black Cat Missile Base - 180 Shot Black Cat Crackling Golden Palms Black Cat Missile Base - 25 Shot Black Cat Crazy Crackle Burst – 16 shot Black Cat Mumbo Jumbo Black Cat Crimson and Gold Black Cat Night Flyer Black Cat Crowning Glory Black Cat Noise Transmission Black Cat Dancing Lights Black Cat Noizy Boyz Black Cat Dazzling Sky Poppers Black Cat Number Nine Black Cat Derringer - 6 shot Black Cat Ole Time Shootout Black Cat Desperados Black Cat Out of Sight Black Cat Diamond in the Sky - #400 Black Cat Over and Under Black Cat Double Break - #800 Black Cat Palm Party Black Cat Double Break Finale Black Cat Palms Away-22 shot Black Cat Dozens of Fun Black Cat Patriotic Salute Black Cat Dragon Dancing Black Cat Planet Assortment Black Cat Dragon Slayer - 9 shot Black Cat Power Progression – 28 shots Black Cat Dream Weaver Black Cat Power Tower Black Cat Earth Force Black Cat Pyro Pandemonium Black Cat Electric Reactor Black Cat Quick Fire Black Cat Eros Black Cat Radiant Nights - 18 shot Black Cat Erupting Comet - 7 shot Black Cat Rainbow Warp Black Cat Extreme Firepower Black Cat Really Red Comet 3 Black Cat Red Hot Comet Black Cat Yellow Bees Black Cat Red Ring with Tail - #400 Black Cat You’ ll Like It Black Cat Rhythm Is Gonna Getcha 30 shot Blackshirt Defender Black Cat Ringleader II – 16 shots Blast Furnace-Shogun – 80 shot Black Cat Rubbin’ is Racing – 117 shots Blast Off 2000 - 19 shot Black Cat Shimmering Stars Blasting Barrels Black Cat Shocker Blaze of Glory Black Cat Silver Palm and Golden Willow Blaze of Lights Black Cat Sizzling Blaze of Lights - 36 shot Black Cat Sizzling Serpents – 23 shots Blazing Blast Furnace Black Cat Sky Climber Blazing Comets Black Cat Sky Dancer - 25 shot Blazing Fury Black Cat Sky Fighter Blazing Skies- 13 shots Black Cat Sky Jacks Blazing Trails-19 shots Black Cat Sky Mirage Bling Bling Black Cat Sky Paradise Blitzed Black Cat Sky Paradise - 25 shot Blond Moment-16 shots Black Cat Sky Spider Blonde Bombshell Black Cat Sky Wars Blossoms Carnival - 25 shot Black Cat Sky Writer Blow Out #600 Black Cat Smoking ‘64's BLUE BANGER Black Cat Sparkling Champagne - #1000 Blue Eagle Black Cat Spinning Wonder Blue Flower Reporting - 19 shot Black Cat Splitting Comet Blue Force Black Cat Star Bright Blue Hurricane Black Cat Star Frenzy Blue Light - #200 Black Cat Star Power Blue Lightning - 25 shot Black Cat Starry Starry Night – 25 shot Blue Me Up Black Cat Street Party Blue Midnight Comet - #200 Black Cat Strobing Palms Blue Palm - #100 Black Cat Sunflower Blue Power
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