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Split vote defeats amendment to Campbell County fireworks resolution, 3-2
Summary
A motion to amend Resolution 3126.1-2026 to set fireworks sale from June 30 to July 4 and limit use to July 3 through midnight on July 4 failed on a 3-2 vote after Commissioners Means and McCreery voted Aye and Commissioners Clem, Ford and Jordan voted No.
A proposed amendment to Campbell County's 2026 fireworks resolution (3126.1-2026) failed by a 3-2 vote at the June 25 special meeting.
Commissioner Jerry Means moved to amend the resolution to set fireworks sale dates June 30 through July 4 and limit use to July 3 through midnight on July 4; Commissioner Kelley McCreery seconded. The minutes record that Commissioners Means and McCreery voted Aye; Commissioners Scott Clem, Jim Ford and Bob Jordan voted No. The minutes state, "Motion failed." An earlier proposal from Commissioner McCreery to set use dates July 3 through July 5 was "not considered due to lack of a second." Public comment on fire restrictions was recorded in the meeting but individual public commenters were not named in the transcript.
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