No water means no Fourth of July fireworks in Park City
Park City
and last updated 2021-06-16 17:03:12-04
PARK CITY, Utah â Blame the water, or lack of it, for the cancellation of this year s Fourth of July fireworks show in Park City.
Officials confirmed Wednesday that the city s annual fireworks display is a no-go for the second straight year because of current drought conditions, and the desire not to waste valuable water on show preps and the possibility of fires caused by wayward fireworks.
Linda Jager, the city s Community Engagement Manager, told FOX 13 the show was canceled. The worldwide COVID pandemic forced the city and most other locations to cancel fireworks in 2020.
Election Day in Park City is months away, but the election itself starts soon.
The mayor’s office and two seats on the Park City Council are on the ballot in November. There has been little political chatter as the window when candidates must file campaign paperwork nears, but City Hall next week is scheduled to host an event designed for people who are considering a campaign.
The workshop, similar to those held in previous City Hall election years, is not designed to be an unofficial start of the campaign season. In the past, though, the event has drawn people who were preparing to make decisions regarding a campaign.
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