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Council adopts fireworks resolution setting dates and locations to match state code
Summary
Council adopted a resolution designating times and locations for fireworks discharges that align with state code; staff will coordinate public-works presence at City Park as available.
The Toquerville City Council on July 1 adopted a resolution designating permitted locations and times for consumer fireworks discharges within the city, aligning the allowed hours with state code.
Staff explained the resolution updates last year's policy to match state code windows (for example, 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. or midnight depending on the date under state law) rather than Toquerville's prior 7 p.m. to 11 p.m. window. Fire and public-works representatives had reviewed the proposed hours and raised no objection in principle.
Council discussed whether the city should staff a water tender or pre-wet dry areas at municipal parks during fireworks events. Staff said the fire district would treat fireworks response as business as usual; the city will check with public works about providing a water truck or other presence at City Park on major dates such as the July 4 celebration.
Council voted to adopt the fireworks resolution; members voted in favor.
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