Many family members were at the parade
Almost all family members were together for the Kaysville July 4th Parade. The parade entries do not seem to change much from year to year but we enjoy them just the same. The temperature cooled a little for the parade as clouds moved over Davis County. Here are a few photographs I took of the participants. Click on the images to enlarge.
See you at the fireworks tonight!
The standard bearers lead the parade
Davis High School Marching Band seems to get larger every year
War Veterans
Desert Storm Veterans
Korean War Veterans
Air Force Veterans
Essential Services
Davis County Sheriff Deputy providing high profile patrol, targeted patrol and crime detection
Davis County Sheriff D.A.R.E. equips school children with knowledge and consequences of drug abuse, and skills for resisting peer pressure
In 1933 the State Road Police Patrol was redesignated as the Utah Highway Patrol
Engine 61 has an 8 man cab and a 750 gallon tank and can pump 2000 gallons of water per minute
Kaysville City Mayor
Kaysville City Mayor Steve Hiatt distributes candy
Handcarts were used from 1856 until 1860 and today represent the faithfulness and sacrifice of the pioneer generation
Davis Hospital Eagle
An old Ford in excellent condition
You can't have a parade without horses
Lady, you are three days late for your parade
Rickety, As usual, great shots of the parade, it was nice of you to let us use last years shots for our main street banners! Keep up the great work. I enjoy the blog. -Mayor Hiatt
Correction, thanks for letting us use pictures you shot at the 2008 parade (not last years). :) Man how time flies! -Mayor Hiatt
I didn’t stay around to get photos of the water fight at the parade. It looked like it was going to rain. :)