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Interlaken adopts Wasatch County-backed fireworks restriction resolution
Summary
The council unanimously adopted Resolution 20250401 to codify restrictions on fireworks and open fires in town, using Wasatch County fire danger determinations to trigger local enforcement.
The Interlaken Town Council unanimously adopted Resolution 20250401 on April 1 to codify a prohibition on fireworks and open wood fires in town when county fire authorities determine conditions are hazardous.
Councilors said the resolution formalizes restrictions aligned with Wasatch County and the local fire district and should improve enforcement and liability protection. Bart, a town staff member, told the council the resolution “justifies” a prohibition by referencing the county’s hazard determinations and said the fire chief supported the step as limiting town liability and improving enforcement.
Greg Henrigan noted the town already has a standing prohibition in its code but said this resolution provides an additional, contemporaneous determination to support enforcement. Council members said adopting the resolution helps the sheriff or fire officials respond when conditions warrant and that the resolution will need periodic renewal or re-adoption tied to county determinations.
A council motion to adopt the fireworks restriction resolution passed on an oral vote; councilors described the adoption as a tool to make enforcement clearer for county and town authorities.
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