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The City of St. Francis is gearing up for its much-anticipated Fourth of July celebration, with officials expressing excitement over this year’s festivities. During the recent Common Council meeting, it was announced that the Civic Association has successfully increased the number of parade units, boasting ten more than last year. This year’s celebration will feature live music from local bands, with performances scheduled from 2:30 PM to 5 PM, followed by a fireworks display starting at 9:15 PM.
To ensure safety and accessibility, the high school parking lot will be open for attendees, as the main lot will be closed off. The Department of Public Works (DPW) is also implementing a walking path to facilitate movement between properties, enhancing the overall experience for residents and visitors alike.
Council members took a moment to wish the community a safe and happy Fourth of July, with several expressing gratitude towards the DPW and emergency services for their efforts in organizing the event and ensuring public safety. Additionally, 4,000 flags will be distributed during the parade, inviting community members to participate actively in the celebration.
As the city prepares for this festive occasion, the focus remains on fostering community spirit and ensuring a safe environment for all attendees. The upcoming celebration not only marks a national holiday but also serves as a reminder of the importance of community engagement and support.
Converted from 7/01/2025 Common Council Meeting meeting on July 02, 2025
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