KINGSTON – There will be a Fourth of July Weekend Motorcade for Essential Workers on Sunday, July 5 at 4 p.m. in Kingston.
This year, in lieu of the traditional Fourth of July fireworks display, the City of Kingston – and other municipalities across Ulster County — will participate in a coordinated parade of vehicles. The celebration is intended to honor and celebrate essential and frontline workers and will include driving past essential workplaces to show support.
The motorcade will be led by the Kingston Fire Department and Kingston Police Department, along with city officials and community groups. Decorating of vehicles is encouraged. Any family, group or organization who would like to participate, can register here.
Line-up will begin at 3:30 p.m. at Dietz Stadium parking lot, and the motorcade will begin at 4 p.m.
“We hope everyone will spend a safe Fourth of July holiday with their loved ones and visit the many shops and restaurants that are re-opening,” said Mayor Steven Noble. “The motorcade gives us an opportunity to extend the festivities and celebrate all the essential workers who have our kept our community running during this challenging time. They have truly been heroes, and we appreciate everyone who put their health and safety on the line for their community. On July 5, we will honk our horns and show our gratitude!”
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