MENDOCINO CO., 7/4/25 – Thousands of visitors flocked to the coastal town of Mendocino on the Fourth of July for one of Northern California’s most popular community celebrations, highlighted by the town’s annual Independence Day parade, organized by the Mendocino Coast Chamber of Commerce.

The parade, which in the past featured creatively wacky floats and contingents, began with a siren from the Mendocino Volunteer Fire Department, signaling the crowd to clear the streets. The color guard from U.S. Coast Guard Station in Noyo River led the procession, followed by emergency vehicles, their sirens blaring, from several regional fire departments.
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