These are the type generally seen at community events or Great American Ballpark. Commercial fireworks require the person setting them off to be a certified pyrotechnician.Consumer fireworks such as small pinwheels, fountains, and small aerial devices are now what Ohio residents can buy for their home use from one of many licensed fireworks stores in the area.Novelty fireworks such as sparklers, caps, snakes and torpedoes, which are literally caps that can be thrown to the ground, can be purchased at most retail or grocery stores.Here's a quick breakdown from Robert Rielage, former Ohio Fire Marshal and now special project manager for the Colerain Township Fire Department.
Now, people can use some types – like firecrackers, Roman candles, bottle rockets and sparklers - but display-grade fireworks are still banned unless someone has a license. Mike DeWine signed a law last year revising 1986 legislation that banned the use of fireworks without a permit. A new Ohio law lets civilians discharge some types of fireworks, but they can't do it everywhere.
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