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Sturgis City Council extends permits for TT Races due to weather forecast

August 10, 2024 | Sturgis City, Meade County, South Dakota



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Sturgis City Council extends permits for TT Races due to weather forecast
The Sturgis City Council has taken proactive measures to ensure the successful execution of the Sturgis TT Races, now rescheduled for Monday, August 12, 2024, due to unfavorable weather forecasts. With a 90% chance of rain predicted for Sunday, the council unanimously adopted a resolution to extend various permits and licenses associated with the event.

City staff member Mr. Marshall outlined the necessary actions, which include extending special event licenses for VIP areas, street closures, and consumption permits. These adjustments aim to facilitate a smooth transition of the race activities to Monday, ensuring that all planned events, including music, food, and shopping at local venues, can proceed without disruption.

The resolution also includes a provision that nullifies the extended licenses if the race occurs as originally scheduled on Sunday. This flexibility demonstrates the council's commitment to adapting to changing circumstances while supporting local businesses and event organizers.

As the community prepares for the rescheduled races, the council's swift action highlights the importance of collaboration and responsiveness in managing city events, ensuring that residents and visitors alike can enjoy the festivities safely.

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