City of Victor Announces 4th of July Parade Traffic Closures and Schedule Changes

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Contact: Michelle Smith, City Clerk

City of Victor Announces 4th of July Parade Traffic Closures and Schedule Changes

VICTOR, IDAHO – The City of Victor, in coordination with the Teton County Sheriff's Office, Teton Fire and Rescue, and Teton County Emergency Management, is announcing important updates to this year's 4th of July Parade.

Schedule Changes

The parade will begin at 10:00 AM, which is 30 minutes earlier than in previous years. All roads will re-open approximately 30 minutes after the parade ends to allow crowds to safely disperse.

Road Closures

Road closures that will go into effect at 8:00 AM on July 4th and include:

• Intersections of Main Street with Dogwood and Birch. Residents and visitors can access these side streets from their opposite ends.
• Elm Street (for parade staging)

Traffic Detours will go into effect at 9:30 AM on July 4th:

• North- and South bound traffic will be detoured at Baseline/Hwy 33 on the south end of town7000/Hwy 33 on the north end of town,
• West Center (Hwy 31) between Main St. and Crystal Ave (1000 W)

Parking Information

• No street parking will be permitted on Main St. from 2 PM, July 3 – 12 PM, July 4th
• Parking enforcement will begin at 2 PM on July 3rd  
• Side street parking will remain available for parade attendees
• Dedicated ADA parking for this event is provided courtesy of Victor Drug, accessible via West Birch St. Additional ADA parking at the city lot located off E. Center, behind the Refuge/Mountain Standard Realty (8 North Main)

These changes are being implemented to create the safest possible environment for everyone attending this beloved community event," said Jeremy Besbris, City Administrator. "We encourage everyone to arrive early to secure prime viewing spots along the parade route, grab a bite to eat, and explore the craft fair before the festivities begin. By closing Main Street to parking and adjusting our schedule, we're ensuring both a safe and vibrant downtown atmosphere where families can fully experience Victor's Independence Day traditions while supporting our local businesses. The earlier start time gives everyone more opportunity to make a day of it in our beautiful downtown."

The City of Victor appreciates the community's cooperation as we work together to ensure a safe and enjoyable Independence Day celebration.

For more information, please visit www.victoridaho.gov or contact Michelle Smith, City Clerk: michelles@victoridaho.gov ; 208.274.7082