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Harrisburg reports stronger‑than‑expected July 4 turnout and positive revenue; staff to provide net cost details
Summary
Parks & Recreation reported an estimated 14,000 parade spectators and $146,224 in total event revenue (about $111,600 in ticket and wristband sales). Staff highlighted operational changes — expanded layout, more rides, shuttle parking at Charlotte Motor Speedway — and noted lessons learned on seating, restrooms and cleanup; net cost figures to be supplied to council.
Parks & Recreation staff told the Harrisburg Town Council on Aug. 12 that this year’s July 4 celebration drew high attendance and produced positive revenue, while also identifying operational improvements for next year.
Director Jim Spina and staff described the two‑day festival as a parade and multi‑event festival with live music, vendors, amusement rides and fireworks. Staff estimated the parade had more than 90…
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