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Shamrock Running Club seeks special event permit for July 4 road race

May 28, 2024 | Woburn City, Middlesex County, Massachusetts



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Shamrock Running Club seeks special event permit for July 4 road race
Woburn City Council has taken a significant step towards enhancing community engagement by approving a special event permit for the Shamrock Running Club's road race scheduled for July 4, 2024. The council unanimously supported the motion during their recent meeting, which included a request for a waiver on umbrella liability insurance.

The Shamrock Running Club representatives addressed the council, explaining the complexities surrounding the insurance requirements, particularly concerning alcohol liability for the event. Their efforts to navigate these challenges were met with understanding from council members, who recognized the importance of facilitating community events that promote health and camaraderie.

In addition to the road race, the council also reviewed the minutes from the previous meeting, ensuring transparency and continuity in their proceedings. The approval of the road race permit is expected to foster community spirit and attract participants from both Woburn and surrounding areas, contributing to local engagement and celebration on Independence Day.

As the planning for the event progresses, the council's support highlights their commitment to promoting active lifestyles and community involvement. Further discussions on logistics and safety measures are anticipated as the event date approaches, ensuring a successful and enjoyable experience for all participants.

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