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Crockett council debates special‑event permits and block‑party curfews; motion to set midnight for residential block parties fails
Summary
After extended debate, the council did not adopt the proposed changes to special‑event permitting with a midnight residential curfew. Staff and the police chief cited recent public‑safety incidents as rationale for permits, insurance and host accountability; council discussed curfew options and deferred some decisions.
The Crockett City Council held an extended discussion on a proposed ordinance to require permits, impose fees, require insurance for events on city property and allow the city to revoke permits when public safety is threatened. Staff told council the ordinance responds to recent unpermitted gatherings—some that required ambulance and police responses and two that resulted in serious assaults or shootings…
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