Denton County announces July 4 festivities including parades fireworks and celebrations

The Denton County Commissioners Court meeting on June 24, 2025, highlighted a series of upcoming Independence Day celebrations across the county, showcasing a vibrant array of events for residents. The meeting featured discussions on various parades and fireworks displays planned for July 4th, emphasizing community engagement and local pride.

Commissioner announcements included the return of the Yankee Doodle Parade in Denton, set to take place downtown from 9 to 10 AM. Following this, the Denton Senior Center will host an Independence Day celebration for seniors from noon to 2 PM. A notable highlight is the Kiwanis fireworks show at the Denton Fairgrounds, marking the first professional fireworks display in several years, scheduled from 6 to 10 PM.

Other communities in Denton County are also planning festive activities. Double Oak will hold a parade and picnic starting at 9 AM, while Hazlitt and Lantana will host their own celebrations in the evening. Roanoke is set to feature an all-American fireworks festival on July 3rd, and Trophy Club will have a parade at 9 AM followed by a festival from 6 to 10:30 PM.

In addition to the Independence Day festivities, the meeting acknowledged the graduation of Celina's Assistant Police Chief Brent Brown from the FBI National Academy, a significant achievement for the local law enforcement community.

The commissioners also reminded residents that there will be no court session on July 1, and county offices will be closed on July 4 for the holiday, reopening on July 7 at 8 AM. The meeting concluded with expressions of gratitude among commissioners for their collaborative efforts and the hard work of staff in preparing for the meeting's agenda.

Overall, the meeting underscored the county's commitment to fostering community spirit through local celebrations while recognizing individual achievements within the public service sector.