Pahrump opens fireworks safety site for July 4 celebration week
Pahrump’s fireworks site opened at Fox Avenue and Gamebird Road, with $5 passes, a five-person limit and 18-plus rules through July 4.
Pahrump opened its Fireworks Safety Site for America’s 250 Celebration Week, giving residents a designated place to light fireworks at 3770 Fox Ave., at the corner of Fox Avenue and Gamebird Road, through Saturday, July 4. The town said the site was open from 7 p.m. to 11 p.m. on June 29 and June 30, from 7 p.m. to midnight on July 1 through July 3, and from 7 p.m. to 1 a.m. on July 4, with all dates and hours subject to weather.
A fireworks pass was required for entry and cost $5. The town said passes could be bought at any fireworks company within Nye County, and it capped each site at no more than five participants. Anyone shooting fireworks had to be 18 or older, with no exceptions.
The town’s setup is meant to pull fireworks activity into one supervised location instead of letting it scatter across neighborhoods in dry summer conditions. That matters in Pahrump, where heat, wind and brush can turn a holiday spark into a fire hazard fast, and where a single designated site can help limit property loss and reduce pressure on local first responders. The Town of Pahrump said it owns and operates the site, and Visit Pahrump listed 775-727-2825 for additional information.
The site is not limited to the Fourth of July. Pahrump’s 2026 schedule also lists Memorial Day weekend, Labor Day weekend, Black Friday weekend and New Year’s Eve as operating dates, with Labor Day weekend set for Sept. 4 through Sept. 7. The town’s recurring schedule shows the fireworks area is a standing local venue, not a one-off holiday lot, and the Pahrump Valley Times independently echoed the Fox Avenue and Gamebird Road location, the pass requirement and the July 4 week schedule.
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