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Crawford sets tentative fireworks window ahead of July celebrations

City Council of the City of Crawford, Nebraska · June 9, 2026
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Summary

On recommendation of Fire Chief Prosser, the council approved allowing fireworks in Crawford June 27–July 2 until 10:00 p.m., and July 3–4 until midnight, with a final review scheduled for the June 23 meeting.

The Crawford City Council adopted a tentative schedule for fireworks within city limits for the Independence Day period. Council President Christopher Dean moved, "fireworks allowed June 27th through July 2 until 10:00 p.m. and July 3 and 4th until midnight," following a recommendation from Fire Chief Brian Prosser.

Council members agreed to revisit the decision at the June 23 meeting if additional input was needed. The motion was seconded by Council Member Brian Frahm and recorded as AYE: Dean, Frahm, Gaston. No opposing votes were recorded in the minutes.

The council did not amend the ordinance language at this meeting; the decision was recorded as a time-and-date policy for the upcoming holiday period, subject to final determination at the next meeting if circumstances require.