The fireworks are scheduled to be set off at around 10 p.m. in both cities.
The Sweetwater Events Complex is hosting the Independence Day fireworks celebration for Rock Springs. Several groups, both public and private, have come together to ensure that the public will get to celebrate with a dazzling display of pyrotechnics.
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The fireworks will be launched from the east side of the Sweetwater Events Complex property
and visible from many locations throughout the city. WyoRadio will play music synchronized with the show.
As for Green River, residents can gather at Veterans Field, Stratton Meyers Park, and other areas around the city to catch the show. KUGR Radio will also once again play music to match the fireworks display. KUGR can be found at 104.9 FM and 1490 AM. KUGR is also streamed at theradionetwork.net.
GREEN RIVER Green River residents can look forward to an exciting, tune-filled and colorful firework show this Sunday beginning at 10 p.m.
The City is in the second year of the two-year contract with Lantis Fireworks to put on the display for our community. The company will conduct the show from the pond area at the Wastewater Treatment facility.
Residents can gather at Veterans Field, Stratton Meyers Park, and other areas around the City and tune into KUGR Radio which will once again play music to match the fireworks display. KUGR can be found at 104.9 FM and 1490 AM. KUGR is also streamed at theradionetwork.net.
GREEN RIVER The Green River City awarded a bid to a Rock Springs company at their February 16 Council meeting after the City received seven bids.
Lewis and Lewis won the bid by $26 over Jackman Construction. The bid, $404,880, is for a water line project on Monroe and East Teton Blvd.
The Monroe & East Teton Water Project is anticipated to commence construction in March of 2021. Construction is expected to be completed near the end of April.
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The project consists of an extension of the water system to increase available flows and allow for future expansion/uses, along with the installation of storm catch basins to aid in capturing runoff.