Board approves permit for multiday 24-hour running event in October
Summary
On Aug. 18 the board granted a special-event permit exemption for a multiday running event (Oct. 2–6) that will use Crowley Lake ball fields and the Pioneer Solar Pavilion at Gus Hess Park; the event producer thanked the county for support and said organizers will welcome community input.
The Board of Supervisors on Aug. 18 approved a county exemption to allow a multiday 24-hour running event set for Oct. 2–6, which will use Crowley Lake ball fields and the Pioneer Solar Pavilion at Gus Hess Park. CAO staff said the county issues special-event permits for activities that operate outside normal county business hours and recommended adoption of the resolution included in the meeting packet.
Event producer Tim Tolleson thanked the board and said the event’s organizers worked to design a community-minded weekend and welcomed feedback from residents and businesses. The board approved the staff recommendation on a motion and second and encouraged organizers to continue outreach with the community and coordinate logistics with Public Works and law enforcement.
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