Following the tragic death of a Kaysville child during a Fourth of July parade, new safety rules have been issued for this weekend's Farmington Festival Days Parade.
The announcement comes days after 8-year-old Macie Hill was killed while participating in the annual Kaysville holiday parade.
One of the biggest changes is that no one is allowed to get on or off a float or entry once the parade has started. Participants involved in Saturday's festivities in Farmington must now adhere to the following changes in order to keep everyone safe on the parade route: Those taking part in the parade are told to be mindful of the flow of the event and keep all gaps closed on the route.
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