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Fond du Lac City Council approves alcohol waivers for summer events and concerts

May 29, 2025 | Fond du Lac City, Fond du Lac County, Wisconsin


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Fond du Lac City Council approves alcohol waivers for summer events and concerts
The Fond du Lac City Council made significant strides in enhancing community events during their recent meeting, held on May 14, 2025. A series of resolutions were unanimously passed, allowing for the temporary possession of alcoholic beverages on public ways for various local events, marking a vibrant summer ahead for residents and visitors alike.

The council approved a resolution waiving restrictions for the Thelma Sadoff Center for the Arts, enabling them to serve alcohol during their free Thursday night concert series from May 29 through September 4, 2025. This initiative includes major concerts scheduled for June 14 and August 8, along with pop-up events that may be rescheduled. City Clerk Miss Hefter confirmed that all special event applications had been reviewed and approved, with strict guidelines prohibiting glass containers and carry-ins.

In addition, the council passed resolutions for two major concerts in June and August, further supporting Thelma's efforts to enhance community engagement through music and entertainment. Another resolution was approved for pop-up events on weekends throughout the summer, expanding opportunities for local gatherings.

The council also supported the Big Brothers Big Sisters of Fond du Lac County's annual Halloweeny 0.5k event on October 31, allowing alcohol consumption for participants over 21, while maintaining the same restrictions on glass containers.

Lastly, the Downtown Fond du Lac Partnership's request for alcohol possession during night markets on select Thursdays throughout the summer was also approved, promising a lively atmosphere in the downtown area.

In addition to these resolutions, City Manager Mr. Moore provided an update on the Capital Improvement Plan (CIP) for subdivision development, confirming that the city can afford the bids received, with a budget of $1.5 million allocated for the project.

These decisions reflect the council's commitment to fostering community spirit and supporting local organizations, setting the stage for an exciting summer filled with events and activities in Fond du Lac.

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