Maricopa County in Arizona celebrates the Fourth of July with a message from Chairman Thomas Galvin. The chairman urged residents to prioritize water safety while enjoying holiday activities such as boating, swimming, or tubing down the Salt River. He advised the use of life jackets on boats, designating a water watcher, checking the water if a child is missing, and using sunscreen and proper hydration. The message extended well wishes for a safe and enjoyable Independence Day.

Source: Maricopa County

Source Type: Gov

Source Location: Maricopa

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