06/24/2026
From the City of Lander: As the Fourth of July holiday approaches, the Lander Police Department, Lander Volunteer Fire Department, and City of Lander would like to remind residents and visitors of important safety measures and regulations.
This year is especially significant as our nation celebrates the 250th anniversary of American independence.
This holiday is one of the busiest times of the year for our community, with Lander's population often doubling during the celebrations. We encourage everyone to drive slowly, remain patient, and show respect for fellow community members, event organizers, and first responders.
Fireworks in Lander Fireworks are a hallmark of Independence Day, and we encourage everyone to celebrate responsibly and safely.
Although Fremont County has banned fireworks outside municipal limits, fireworks are permitted within Lander City limits from 10 AM to midnight on July 4 on private property with owner’s permission.
Fireworks are not allowed at the following locations:
-Main Street -One block north and south of Main Street during the parade
-City-owned properties, including the rodeo grounds, airport parking lot, all City parks, Lander Golf Course, parking lots that serve public buildings, and Mount Hope Cemetery.
-East of the Fremont County Detention Center between Amoretti Street and Poor Farm Road
-School district properties and parking lots
Please help keep our community beautiful by cleaning up fireworks debris after use. Fireworks Viewing at Mount Hope Cemetery Mount Hope Cemetery will remain open until midnight for firework viewing only. To help protect the grounds, please do not park on the grass or near sprinklers marked with orange cones.
