No person shall operate a drone below the altitude of four hundred (400) feet above the land surface of any park.No person shall operate a remote control watercraft, model car, maned or unmanned balloon, or model airplane within a Park, without a permit issued.No person shall operate a motorized vehicle, bicycle, or other non-motorized vehicle within any park at a speed in excess of fifteen (15) miles per hour.Smoking allowed only in designated areas.No alcoholic beverages or non-prescription drugs permitted (except alcohol by permit only).No open campfire in any park except in areas which are expressly designated by signage.No swimming or wading permitted, except in designated areas.Please put all trash in trash receptacles.No person shall release wildlife, pets or any animals within any park.All pets must be on a physical leash and owners must collect and dispose of animal waste caused by their pet.Youth and adult sports are not permitted at Coxhall Gardens.Organized youth and adult events, practices, runs/walks, specialized activities and events are required to obtain a permit.To help ensure a positive experience for all park users, please adhere to the following rules and regulations: The Hamilton County Parks exist for your health, leisure and enjoyment. so people can get some refreshments and settle in before the music begins.Īll three Fishers fireworks displays are set to start around 10 p.m., each lasting about 15 minutes.Hamilton County Parks Rules & Regulations So, they’ve got a little pop, little rock, little rap and funk.”ĭeckert said there will be food and beverage vendors on site at the Nickel Plate Amphitheater starting around 7 p.m.
“They’re a high-energy dance-party band and they cover ‘70s, ‘80s, ‘90s and current music. “They are a fan favorite, so we brought them back,” she said of the band. Or you can watch from the Nickel Plate Amphitheater.”ĭeckert said a concert is planned that night at the amphitheater featuring the band Karma, starting at 8 p.m. And there’s good viewing at Holland Park, so we stripe the perimeter of Holland Park, and you can park there, or you can walk over and bring a chair and view the fireworks from Holland Park. “We actually shoot the fireworks from Holland Park. “And then the third location, which I think is the most fun and most going on, is at the Nickel Plate District,” she said. Deckert said one is at Cyntheanne Park, with viewing in the park and from nearby Hamilton Southeastern Intermediate/Junior High. So, Deckert said, they shifted their efforts to focus on fireworks and no longer close the bridge on the Fourth of July.įor residents who don’t live along the waterfront, or don’t have a boat, there are two other fireworks displays hosted by the city. That involved shutting down the bridge and rerouting traffic for much of the day, she said, and in the end most people showed up just for the fireworks, anyway. “But there’s not necessarily a destination viewing location if you don’t live in that area, or you don’t have a boat.”ĭeckert said the community used to organize a day-long festival on the Fourth of July called Blast on the Bridge. “It’s great viewing if you’re on a boat, or if you live around there,” she said. Parks Director Marisa Deckert said one of the locations is at Geist Reservoir, and the fireworks will be launched from a barge out on the water near Geist Marina.
The community has three opportunities for fireworks viewing on Independence Day. As the City of Fishers wraps up its multi-day Spark!Fishers celebration, it’s gearing up for the fast-approaching Fourth of July.
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