Summary
Clinton is skipping Gov. Cox's statewide personal fireworks ban this year, letting residents light them off depending on local city rules. Basically, you can still pop off your backyard fireworks in Clinton while other Utah towns are going dark.
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Impact analysis
You won't lose money on unused fireworks stashes, and local vendors keep their holiday sales.
Residents who love backyard pyrotechnics and local fireworks stands get to keep their traditions and profits alive.
Neighbors dealing with loud noises, pets scared out of their minds, and anyone worried about dry-brush wildfire risks.
Mentions & discussions (2)
This Utah town will allow fireworks despite statewide ban as wildfires continue to rage
This Utah town will allow fireworks despite statewide ban as wildfires continue to rage fox13now.com
Clinton mayor, fire chief opt out of Gov. Cox's executive order for temporary personal fireworks ban
Clinton mayor, fire chief opt out of Gov. Cox's executive order for temporary personal fireworks ban Gephardt Daily
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