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Published July 6, 2026TOPIC: FIREWORKSApproved Fireworks Zone/Area Fireworks (Class C / Division 1.4G consumer fireworks) are permitted “ONLY” in the designated, blue-shaded area shown on the included map; the red areas are prohibited, and discharge outside of the Hyde Park City

Good Neighbor Guide July Topic: FireworksPublished July 6, 2026TOPIC: FIREWORKSApproved Fireworks Zone/Area Fireworks (Class C / Division 1.4G consumer fireworks) are permitted “ONLY” in the designated, blue-shaded area shown on the included map; the red areas are prohibited, and discharge outside of the Hyde Park City boundary is prohibited.‍Discharge is allowed only during legal hours: 11:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. on July 2, 3, and5, and until midnight on July 4.Fireworks will be prohibited for the July 24th holiday, and I encourage all to enjoy the city celebration and the state-approved fireworks display.‍Allowed Firework Boundary Discharge Area Description: The eastern boundary will be as follows: • Prohibited East of 100 East and extending to our northern and southern boundary • Prohibited West of 200 West and extending to our northern and southern boundaryIn support of Governor Cox’s recommendation, we encourage residents to attend professional public fireworks displays where available for safer, organized celebrations of the America250 celebration.‍Important Safety Rules (per City Code and State Law):‍ • Always have a garden hose or water source ready • Never leave fireworks unattended; fully extinguish all materials • Keep children and pets safe; adults must supervise • No fireworks in prohibited areas outside the green zone, on dry grass, nearstructures, or in agricultural areas • Violators may face fines of up to $1,000 and liability for any damage caused‍IN OTHER NEWSNewsUtah Water SaversJul 7, 2026Upcoming EventHyde Porker BBQ Contest - July 18th!Jul 6, 2026Good Neighbor Guide July Topic: FireworksJul 6, 2026NewsletterJuly NewsletterJun 25, 2026Utility ChangesChanges to Our Utility Billing System!Jun 17, 2026Upcoming EventHometown DaysJun 17, 2026Hyde Park City Active Transportation and Parks Plan RFPJun 11, 2026NewsUtah's Every Kid Outdoors Adventure ChallengeJun 10, 2026NewsletterJune NewsletterMay 26, 2026VIEW ALL EVENTS113 E Center Street

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