An Act amending Title 3 (Agriculture) of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes, in fireworks, further providing for definitions, for use of display fireworks and for use of consumer fireworks and repealing provisions relating to rules and regulations by municipality, to sales locations, to fees, granting of licenses and inspections, to refusal, suspension or revocation of license, to conditions for facilities, to consumer fireworks tax and to disposition of certain funds.

HB 875 amends Pennsylvania's fireworks laws by standardizing definitions and use rules while repealing all existing municipal regulations. It defines "consumer fireworks" to align with federal safety standards (CPSC) and specifies that users must be 18+, avoid certain locations (like near buildings or livestock facilities), and obtain property owner permission for use. The bill eliminates local authority over fireworks by repealing provisions that allowed municipalities to set rules on sales, permits, fees, use hours, and prohibited days. This change means statewide uniform rules replace varying local ordinances, directly affecting consumers, property owners, and livestock facilities. The key policy shift is transferring regulation from local governments to state-level standards.