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New Mexico Fireworks

✓ Verified against official sources · August 18, 2026

Legal types, dates allowed, local bans. 1 state-level rule for New Mexico, each linked to its official government source.

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New Mexico Fireworks Laws

New Mexico allows some consumer fireworks statewide; cities like Albuquerque ban only the aerial/audible classes while sparklers and fountains remain legal. Fire restrictions frequently prohibit.

New Mexico allows consumer fireworks at state level. Albuquerque bans aerial fireworks and ground audible devices (firecrackers, bottle rockets); sparklers and CAUTION-labeled fountains remain legal there. Santa Fe and many cities restrict. Fire danger closures common June-August. Age 16+ to purchase. NMSA §60-2C.

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