Fireworks are NOT allowed in the city limitsThe City of Katy wants everyone to have fun, but be safe and know the law. No fireworks within the city limits. This does NOT apply to areas under limited purpose annexation or the Greater Katy area. As you prepare for your New Year’s festivities, please remember fireworks are NOT allowed in the city limits. This is a ticketable offense if not obeyed with a fine of up to $200.00 and can result in the seizure and destruction of such fireworks.This does not include areas under limited purpose annexation (Willow Creek Farms) or the Greater Katy Area (Pin Oak Village, Firethorne, Cinco Ranch, Lakecrest and Williamsburg, etc. – remember to check County and HOA regulations). Not sure if your subdivision is in the city limits? Check here:
www.cityofkaty.com/a m-i-a-resident or email [email protected] during regular business hours to verify.To set off fireworks you MUST be out of town, off public roads (including unpaved county roads and rights-of-way), and MUST have permission from the property owner whom property you are on to ignite fireworks.Be safe, don’t let children play with fireworks or sparklers – be aware sparklers are burning metal that can burn up to 1,200 degrees!! Yes, you read that correctly… up to 1,200 degrees!! Fireworks are not to be taken lightly. Remember that hot, dry weather creates fire conditions that are dangerous and have the potential to spread quickly. Be mindful of your surroundings and be responsible. To report a violation, call Non-Emergency Dispatch at 281-391-4848. For a fire or medical emergency call 9-1-1. Let’s have a safe New Year’s Eve!!!Note: The City of Katy will be closed Monday, January 2nd, in observance of New Year’s Day. City offices will reopen and resume services on Tuesday, January 3rd.