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Selling Fireworks in Webb County Starts With the Fire Marshal

Webb County Rules & Licenses

Selling fireworks from a roadside stand is different from buying a box for the Fourth. In Webb County, a stand or display starts with the Fire Marshal. The vendor application and checklist sit with the county fire-code forms.

A stand is temporary and full of fireworks. County staff can require safety review and inspection before sales begin. Texas Occupations Code Chapter 2154 also sets statewide rules for fireworks and displays.

The site controls the permit path. A spot inside Laredo, inside another city, or on open county land can mean a different inspector. Settle the location before advertising seasonal sales.

Content last revised 2026-07-11

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