Fireworks Not Allowed!

We all love a good celebration—but before you light that fuse, let’s hit pause.

Fireworks are strictly prohibited in Chandler Creek.

This isn’t just an HOA rule (though it is—see our deed restrictions). It’s also against the law under the City of Round Rock ordinance, which applies to Chandler Creek because we fall within the city’s 5,000-foot enforcement buffer zone.

What about outside the city limits, you may ask? 

• Just because Chandler Creek is outside the City limits does not mean it is legal to discharge fireworks. There is a 5,000-foot fireworks-free zone outside City limits in Williamson County.  All of Chandler Creek falls within the 5,000-foot-fireworks-free zone meaning fireworks are illegal in Chandler Creek.

From the City of Round Rock:  Use of possession of fireworks is a Class A misdemeanor punishable by a fine of up to $2,000.00.

Additionally, per Williamson County: The Williamson County Fire Marshal Special Operations Division would like to remind residents that fireworks are not legal in city limits and 5,000 feet outside of them.

We’re asking all residents to keep it safe and legal. Please celebrate responsibly—and without anything that explodes, whistles, showers sparks, or requires a lighter and a fast getaway!

The image below shows that Chandler Creek falls into the fireworks-free zone.

Please click the image to learn more about the fireworks-free zone.

Landlords, please share this message with your tenants.

Thanks for doing your part to keep Chandler Creek safe, quiet, and fine-free.