🚫🎆 Fireworks Ban Remains in Effect – Help Keep Harrisville Safe.

Due to ongoing drought conditions and elevated fire danger across Utah, Harrisville City continues to enforce a fireworks ban. While fireworks related fires may seem minor, even a single incident can require a significant response from firefighters, law enforcement officers, and other emergency personnel.

When emergency resources are tied up responding to preventable fires, they may be unavailable for other critical calls within our community, including medical emergencies, traffic accidents, and public safety incidents. Protecting these resources is essential to ensuring we can respond quickly when our residents need us most.

Harrisville City, in partnership with Utah Forestry, Fire & State Lands and our surrounding public safety agencies, is committed to preserving emergency resources and reducing the risk of fire during these high-risk conditions. This collaborative effort is a key reason the fireworks ban remains in place.

We appreciate your cooperation and understanding as we work together to protect our community, our first responders, and our shared resources.

🔥 One spark can impact an entire community. Let’s do our part to prevent it.