Kids slide down the pool waterslide during the Sedona Parks and Recreation Wet Fest Fourth of July event on Tuesday, July 4. [David Jolkovski / Larson Newspapers]
Zariah McCullough, 9, pushes the dunk tank button to dunk Sedona Firefighter Jon Puyana during the Sedona Park and Recreation Wet Fest Fourth of July event on Tuesday, July 4. [David Jolkovski / Larson Newspapers]
Sedona Firefighter Jon Puyana sits in the hot seat at the SFD dunk tank during the Sedona Parks and Recreation Wet Fest Fourth of July event on Tuesday, July 4. [David Jolkovski / Larson Newspapers]
Sedona Police Chief Stephanie Foley gives Penelope Richardson, 9, a sticker during the Sedona Parks and Recreation Wet Fest Fourth of July event on Tuesday, July 4. [David Jolkovski / Larson Newspapers]
Penelope Richardson, 9, gets a freeze pop and a sticker from the Sedona Police during the Sedona Parks and Recreation Wet Fest Fourth of July event on Tuesday, July 4. [David Jolkovski / Larson Newspapers]
Amira McCullough, 11, pushes the dunk tank button to dunk Sedona Firefighter Jon Puyana during the Sedona Parks and Recreation Wet Fest Fourth of July event on Tuesday, July 4. [David Jolkovski / Larson Newspapers]
Max Kennedy, 4, throws a foam axe at one of the inflatable games during the Sedona Parks and Recreation Wet Fest Fourth of July event on Tuesday, July 4. [David Jolkovski / Larson Newspapers]
Walter Bush, 8, and his father Tim shoots basketballs at one of the inflatable games during the Sedona Parks and Recreation Wet Fest Fourth of July event on Tuesday, July 4. [David Jolkovski / Larson Newspapers]
Kaylee McLean, 11, throws a ball at the Sedona Fire District dunk tank during the Sedona Park and Recreation Wet Fest Fourth of July event on Tuesday, July 4. [David Jolkovski / Larson Newspapers]
Kids slide down the pool waterslide during the Sedona Parks and Recreation Wet Fest Fourth of July event on Tuesday, July 4. [David Jolkovski / Larson Newspapers]
Freddie Richardson, 4, high fives Sedona Deputy Chief of Police Ryan Kwitkin during the Sedona Parks and Recreation Wet Fest Fourth of July event on Tuesday, July 4. [David Jolkovski / Larson Newspapers]
Kids slide down the pool waterslide during the Sedona Parks and Recreation Wet Fest Fourth of July event on Tuesday, July 4. [David Jolkovski / Larson Newspapers]
Sedona Police Chief Stephanie Foley gives Freddie Richardson, 4, a freeze pop during the Sedona Parks and Recreation Wet Fest Fourth of July event on Tuesday, July 4. [David Jolkovski / Larson Newspapers]
Jocelyn Burns 9, looks up at her competition whileMaeve Driggers, 6, and she eat their whipped cream pies in the pie eating contest during the Sedona Parks and Recreation Wet Fest Fourth of July event on Tuesday, July 4. [David Jolkovski / Larson Newspapers]
Linnea Simpson, 9, looks up at her competition while her sister Lillie, 6, and she eat their whipped cream pies in the pie eating contest during the Sedona Parks and Recreation Wet Fest Fourth of July event on Tuesday, July 4. [David Jolkovski / Larson Newspapers]
Jocelyn Burns 9, finishes her whipped cream pie in the pie eating contest during the Sedona Parks and Recreation Wet Fest Fourth of July event on Tuesday, July 4. [David Jolkovski / Larson Newspapers]
Lillie Simpson, 6, finishes off her whipped cream pies in the pie eating contest during the Sedona Parks and Recreation Wet Fest Fourth of July event on Tuesday, July 4. [David Jolkovski / Larson Newspapers]
The pool is packed during the Sedona Parks and Recreation Wet Fest Fourth of July event on Tuesday, July 4. [David Jolkovski / Larson Newspapers]
Athena Graham eats her whipped cream pie during the pie eating competition at the Sedona Parks and Recreation Wet Fest Fourth of July event on Tuesday, July 4. [David Jolkovski / Larson Newspapers]
Lucy Salinas, 6, finishes off her whipped cream pies in the pie eating contest during the Sedona Parks and Recreation Wet Fest Fourth of July event on Tuesday, July 4. [David Jolkovski / Larson Newspapers]
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