A ban had been intended to be introduced in Pollockshields last year, due to the area being heavily affected by trouble around Bonfire Night.
However, Glasgow City Council missed the deadline to issue a notification and the ban could not go ahead.
Pollokshields councillor Jon Molyneux welcomed the move going ahead in the autumn.
Councillor Molyneux, who has been campaigning for a citywide ban, said: “After a deeply disappointing ‘false start’ last year it is good that a fireworks control zone is going ahead in Pollokshields, as well as in Govanhill and Broomhouse.
“It is vital that these restrictions are well-communicated so people know the rules and the consequences of breaking them. It is also important that they are part of a wider package of measures to prevent people misusing fireworks.
Southside Central councillor Soryia Siddique was also in favour.
She said the local community council in Govanhill had raised concerns, along with local residents there.