
Trenton, NJ postpones July 4th parade and festival due to extreme heat
The City of Trenton, New Jersey, announced Friday it is postponing its July 4th parade and festival due to the extreme heat in the forecast.
A new date for "Trenton's America 250 Parade & Festival" has not been set.
City officials said that date would be announced as soon as arrangements are finalized.
"We know this celebration is meaningful to our community and to our nation's 250th anniversary," said Mayor W. Reed Gusciora. "While we are disappointed to postpone the event, the health and safety of everyone involved must remain our highest priority."
Updates regarding the rescheduled event will be shared through the City's official website and social media channels.
Residents are encouraged to take appropriate precautions during periods of extreme heat by staying hydrated, limiting outdoor activities during peak afternoon temperatures, and checking on neighbors, older adults, and others who may be especially vulnerable to heat-related illness.





