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Council keeps Gregory fireworks ordinance unchanged; active period remains ending July 5

Gregory City Council · August 4, 2025
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Summary

After discussion, the council, mayor, police chief and city attorney agreed unanimously to leave the city's fireworks ordinance as written so the active fireworks period ends July 5.

The Gregory City Council discussed the city's fireworks ordinance on Aug. 4 and agreed to keep the ordinance language unchanged so that the active fireworks period ends July 5.

Mayor Al Cerny, Police Chief Ryan Cook and City Attorney Rachelle Norberg participated in the discussion; the group reached unanimous agreement to retain the existing ordinance language. The council did not propose any amendments or schedule further legal review during the meeting.

The decision preserves the current permitted timeframe for fireworks within city limits; enforcement remains the responsibility of the Police Department under existing rules.