Fireworks regulations in Berlin: times, prohibition zones and fines

Fireworks regulations in Berlin: times, prohibition zones and fines

In Berlin, strict regulations apply for burning and the distribution of fireworks. The Berlin State Office for Citizens' and Ordinary Matters has announced that category 2 pyrotechnic objects with exclusive bright effect may only be burned down from December 31, 2023, 6 p.m. to January 1, 2024, 7 a.m. Outside of these times, a special exemption is required, regardless of whether burning on public streets or private property takes place. Violations of these provisions can be punished with fines of up to 50,000 euros. In addition, certain fireprecHe ban zones were determined in Berlin, in which the burning of fireworks is prohibited.

During the sale of bangs, bang devils and bangs all year round, rockets, rocket batteries and firecrackers may only be sold from December 28th to 31st and only to adults. It is important to note that in Germany only approved fireworks may be used and bought and burned down, and compliance with these regulations is monitored by the responsible regulatory offices.

In terms of the coming year, the Neuköllner Ordnungsamt has published further information on its website to explain the current provisions and prohibitions in connection with fireworks in the region.

The determination of forbidden zones and specific times for fireworks is not new. Historical data show that such restrictions were often introduced in urban areas and densely populated areas to ensure public security and to minimize the risk of accidents.

In the following table, the most important information about the current regulations for burning and selling fireworks in Berlin are summarized:

| Regulation | Period |
| —————————————– | - --————————— |
| Burning off category 2 | December 31, 2023, 6 p.m. - January 1, 2024, 7 a.m. | Sale of rockets and firecrackers | 28th to December 31, 2023 |

It is important that the citizens of Berlin adhere to the applicable regulations to ensure the security of everyone and to avoid potential punishments.

Source: www.berlin.de