Utah lawmakers propose reducing fireworks days around July 4, 24

SALT LAKE CITY — State lawmakers are considering reducing the number of days around the Fourth of July and Pioneer Day that fireworks would be legal in Utah.
Rep. Jim Dunnigan, R-Taylorsville, proposed Wednesday to allow fireworks two days before July 4 and July 24, and one day after, a total of eight days around those two holidays. Current law allows 14 total days around those two holidays.
The bill cuts the number of legal days nearly in half while still allowing Utahns to celebrate with