As the Arizona Coyotes anticipate playing their last home game in Arizona on April 17, a significant moment before their likely relocation to Salt Lake City, the Town of Fountain Hills will …
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Fountain Hills’ salute to Coyotes
Arizona hockey team
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As the Arizona Coyotes anticipate playing their last home game in Arizona on April 17, a significant moment before their likely relocation to Salt Lake City, the Town of Fountain Hills will illuminate the fountain at 7 p.m., 8 p.m., and 9 p.m. in Coyote colors, symbolizing the community’s support and appreciation for the team.
The fountain is recognized as the fourth tallest water fountain in the world, reaching a height of 560 feet when all three 660 hp pumps are in use. LED lights shine on the fountain and from under the stream as well to give the fountain a variety of color displays used for special events and recognitions.
The fountain runs daily at the top of the hour for 15 minutes, starting at 9 a.m. and ending at 9 p.m. The display may also be watched live on the Town’s webcam at experiencefountainhills.org.
