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Annual · Pioneer Day

Fireman'sBreakfast

Start Pioneer Day at the Spring City Fire Station. Pancakes, eggs and sausage, shared with your neighbors and the volunteers who protect your town.

Next breakfast: July 24, Pioneer Day

  • Every July 24
  • 150 E Center St
  • Proceeds buy gear
Plan your visit Help serve
Volunteers serving breakfast from roasters under red canopies
Pioneer Day breakfast

Plan your visit

Save the date

July 24

Every year on Pioneer Day

Date
July 24, Pioneer Day
Serving
[BREAKFAST HOURS]
Where
Spring City Fire Station
Address
150 E Center St, Spring City, Utah 84662
On the menu
Pancakes, eggs and sausage
Get directions (opens Google Maps in a new tab)
Inside the fire station's apparatus bay: open bay doors, a fire engine just outside on the left, and members sweeping the floor and sorting gear
Spring City Fire Station

On the plate

The menu

  1. Pancakes
  2. Eggs
  3. Sausage

Served at the Spring City Fire Station on Pioneer Day. Serving hours: [BREAKFAST HOURS]

Where the money goes

Breakfast that gears up the crew

All proceeds go toward equipment and gear for our volunteer firefighters.

  1. Come hungry

    Bring the family to the fire station on Pioneer Day and share breakfast with your neighbors.

  2. Your plate buys gear

    All proceeds go toward the equipment and gear the volunteers use.

  3. Volunteers answer the call

    The volunteers respond to structure fires, wildfires, vehicle accidents and search and rescue operations.

Crew gathered around equipment during training inside the fire station
Training
Volunteers setting up vehicle stabilization struts during rescue training
Rescue gear

Celebrate safely

Fireworks around Pioneer Day

Utah sets a few days around Pioneer Day when fireworks may be lit, but restrictions can change from year to year. The state can restrict fireworks, and cities set their own bans and exceptions.

Fireworks are never allowed on state park land or on state and federal forest land. Check the current rules before you light anything.

Fireworks rules this yearUtah State Fire Marshal (opens in a new tab) Current fire restrictionsUtah Fire Info (opens in a new tab)

If you light fireworks

  1. Only a responsible adult lights them, one adult at a time. Children never handle fireworks, matches or lighters.
  2. Keep a garden hose or a bucket of water close by the whole time.
  3. Light one firework at a time, then step back right away.
  4. Never hold a lit firework in your hand, and never throw one.
  5. Never relight a dud. Wait at least 15 minutes, then put it in a bucket of water with a shovel.
  6. Soak used fireworks overnight in a metal bucket of water. Then wrap them twice in plastic, so they stay wet, before they go in the household trash.

Fire or emergency? Call 911.

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Volunteer

Help serve.

Every plate at the breakfast backs the volunteer firefighters. Want to be part of the crew yourself? Whether you are an experienced firefighter or new and eager to learn, you can sign up.

  • Help protect your town
  • Get the training and support you need
  • Be part of a close-knit team
Sign up to volunteer

For an emergency, call 911. Never use a form.

Volunteers practicing hose handling on a grass field