Riley County Firework Regulations have been listed by Riley County police.
Manhattan:Discharge allowed from 8 a.m. to midnight, July 1 - July 4 Sales are allowed from noon July 1 through midnight July 4Unlawful to discharge fireworks in streets, alleys, parks or on public property. Unlawful to throw or shoot fireworks in the direction of people or vehicles. Unlawful to ignite aerial luminaries, sometimes called sky lanterns or floating lanterns. Unlawful to ignite bottle rockets and M80s in the State of Kansas.
Riley:Discharge 8 a.m. - Midnight, July 1st - July 5thNo discharging fireworks in the streets or roadways Sales July 1st - July 4th No bottle rockets or M80s in the State
Randolph:Discharge 8 a.m. - Midnight, June 27th - July 4thNo discharging fireworks in the streets or roadways Sales June 27 - July 4thNo bottle rockets or M80s in the State
Ogden:Discharge 8 a.m. - Midnight, July 1st- July 4thNo discharging fireworks in the streets or roadways*Fireworks ARE allowed in City Park*Sales June 27 - July 4thNo bottle rockets or M80s in the State
Leonardville:Discharge 8 a.m. - Midnight, July 1st- July 5th*Leonardville allows discharge on July 5th when July 4th falls on a Sunday*No discharging fireworks in the streets or within 1000 ft. of a nursing home Sales June 27- July 4thNo bottle rockets or M80s in the State
Riley County:Discharge 8 a.m. - Midnight, July 1st- July 4th"..Shall not prohibit the discharge, firing, or ignition, at any time, of approved fireworks as set forth in Section 6, herein, upon land zoned for agricultural purposes pursuant to the zoning regulations of Riley County, Kansas, and with permission of the landowner or tenant, provided any such discharge, firing or ignition does not occur within 200 feet of any property line."