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Hideout, UT Fire Restrictions – Ban on Fireworks within Town limits – Town of Hideout, Wasatch County, UT

By Source Author · June 29, 2026 · 1 min read
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Hideout Fireworks Notice No Fireworks Display — No Personal Fireworks The Town of Hideout will not hold a fireworks display this year. Due to increased wildfire danger and Stage 1 Fire Restrictions, the Town has issued a Local Emergency Declaration and is enforcing a full ban on

Hideout Fireworks Notice

No Fireworks Display — No Personal Fireworks

The Town of Hideout will not hold a fireworks display this year.

Due to increased wildfire danger and Stage 1 Fire Restrictions, the Town has issued a Local Emergency Declaration and is enforcing a full ban on fireworks within town limits.

All personal fireworks and ignition sources are prohibited under the Mayoral Proclamation and current county fire restrictions.

Please celebrate safely and help protect our community.

Thank you!

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