Midway's annual "Sparks in the Park" event will begin at 6 p.m. Wednesday, July 3, in Walter Bradley Park.
The city will provide a dinner of barbecue, buns, coleslaw and baked beans for 250 people, and activities for children, including a bounce house.
As he reminded the City Council of the event at its Monday meeting, Vandegrift was asked if he was ready to start getting telephone calls at 11:01 p.m., the first minute after the end of the period for legal use of fireworks on July 3, 4 and 5.
He turned the jest into a serious point, urging citizens to "be a little more mindful" about where and when they use fireworks.
"We have veterans in Midway with PTSD," post-traumatic stress disorder, he said. "I just wish more people would think about that."
The city will provide a dinner of barbecue, buns, coleslaw and baked beans for 250 people, and activities for children, including a bounce house.
As he reminded the City Council of the event at its Monday meeting, Vandegrift was asked if he was ready to start getting telephone calls at 11:01 p.m., the first minute after the end of the period for legal use of fireworks on July 3, 4 and 5.
He turned the jest into a serious point, urging citizens to "be a little more mindful" about where and when they use fireworks.
"We have veterans in Midway with PTSD," post-traumatic stress disorder, he said. "I just wish more people would think about that."
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