Summary
Logan and nearby cities have officially banned backyard fireworks following a statewide order from Gov. Cox. This means you'll have to skip lighting them yourself this year to keep the community safe from fires.
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Impact analysis
It saves taxpayers a ton of money by avoiding costly emergency responses to preventable neighborhood fires.
Local homeowners and neighborhoods get peace of mind knowing the risk of accidental fires is way down.
Residents and kids who love backyard sparklers and neighborhood fireworks shows will be pretty bummed.
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UPDATED: Logan and other Cache cities bans personal firework use after Gov. Cox's 'hybrid' order
UPDATED: Logan and other Cache cities bans personal firework use after Gov. Cox's 'hybrid' order The Herald Journal
Pioneer Day celebrations coming to Cache Valley; firework restrictions not yet decided
Pioneer Day celebrations coming to Cache Valley; firework restrictions not yet decided The Herald Journal
For Logan, the fireworks ban means slower sales and increased patrols
For Logan, the fireworks ban means slower sales and increased patrols Utah Public Radio
UPDATED: Fireworks banned in Logan for Fourth of July weekend after Gov. Cox's statewide order
UPDATED: Fireworks banned in Logan for Fourth of July weekend after Gov. Cox's statewide order The Herald Journal
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