Residents urge clearer parade safety plan after Raspberry Days
September 10, 2026 | Garden City, Rich County, Utah
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At the start of the Aug. 13 meeting, residents praised Raspberry Days but asked the council to clarify parade safety arrangements.
Dana Hudrlik thanked the council for Raspberry Days, saying she felt the event went smoothly. Nadine Sprouse raised a safety concern that no one had been assigned to keep children back during the parade and said Rich County Search and Rescue had been told they were not needed; she also said some residents were unaware of the Grand Marshals’ whereabouts because of their choice of parade vehicle. The council acknowledged the concerns and discussed that notification and assignment of safety volunteers should be clarified for future events.
Dana Hudrlik thanked the council for Raspberry Days, saying she felt the event went smoothly. Nadine Sprouse raised a safety concern that no one had been assigned to keep children back during the parade and said Rich County Search and Rescue had been told they were not needed; she also said some residents were unaware of the Grand Marshals’ whereabouts because of their choice of parade vehicle. The council acknowledged the concerns and discussed that notification and assignment of safety volunteers should be clarified for future events.
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