Pleasant Grove Implements Fireworks Ban for Pioneer Day Holiday
By Utah News · July 23, 2026 · 1 min read
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The City of Pleasant Grove has implemented a fireworks ban for the Pioneer Day holiday due to wildfire risks. The ban is effective from Wednesday, July 22, through Saturday, July 25.
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Pleasant Grove has banned fireworks for the Pioneer Day holiday.
The ban is due to extremely dry conditions and wildfire risk.
The restriction lasts from July 22 through July 25.
Mayor Eric Jensen requested community cooperation to ensure safety.
The City of Pleasant Grove has implemented a ban on the use of fireworks during the Pioneer Day holiday. The decision comes as a result of extremely dry conditions, a lack of recent precipitation, and an increased risk of wildfire.
The fireworks ban is scheduled to be in effect from Wednesday, July 22, through Saturday, July 25.
Mayor Eric Jensen stated that the city appreciates the understanding and cooperation of residents as they work to protect neighbors, the community, and natural surroundings.
The measure is intended to help keep Pleasant Grove safe during the period of heightened fire risk.
