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Kaysville appoints new Fourth of July Parade Chair

Apr 04, 2024 12:23PM ● By Cindi Mansell
 The Kaysville Fourth of July parade is a tradition and a major undertaking. The city recently appointed Heidi Christensen as Chairperson. Courtesy of Kaysville City

The Kaysville Fourth of July parade is a tradition and a major undertaking. The city recently appointed Heidi Christensen as Chairperson. Courtesy of Kaysville City

Each year, Kaysville City sponsors a parade to celebrate the nation’s independence in July. The parade is a major undertaking requiring the assistance and collaboration of civic, community and religious leaders. The city has found that it is beneficial to appoint a volunteer to coordinate the City’s efforts to produce the parade.

The Kaysville City Council recently adopted a resolution appointing Heidi Christensen as the new City Parade Chairperson. Christensen will replace long-time former Parade Chair Chad Call, who had to step down due to personal reasons. Christensen, who was not able to be present, was thanked for the time and effort she will provide in putting on this event and for continuing the tradition of the parade being a memorable city event.

When the vacancy occurred, the Parks & Recreation Department sought a volunteer replacement via social media. They received no response. Due to timing and the fact that parade planning has already began, Heidi Christensen, wife of City Manager Jayson Christensen, stepped up to the position. She has formerly managed large projects and events and is excited to oversee the event.

The Kaysville Parks & Recreation Department will continue to seek an individual to serve as the July Parade Chair on a continuing basis. The position is awarded a small stipend in an amount not to exceed $2,500.