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Board approves permits for No Kings March and .1K Mozy; organizers estimate large turnout
Summary
The board approved permits for the No Kings March on March 28 (organizers estimated possibly 4,000 attendees) and the Friends of Downtown .1K Mozy on March 14 (estimated 500 attendees); a CASA banner request was also approved.
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The Lafayette City Board approved special-event permits for two community gatherings and a banner request.
A representative of Greater Lafayette Indivisible asked for permission to stage the No Kings March on March 28, with staging at Tapawingo Park and stations along the march route to manage crowd flow and medical needs. When asked for an attendance estimate, the organizer said "possibly 4,000," noting the last march had similar turnout. The board discussed route and logistics briefly and approved the permit by voice vote.
Members then addressed the Friends of Downtown .1K Mozy, a community .1-mile event planned for March 14 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. A representative (Cindy) said the group expects about 500 participants; the board approved that permit as well. The board also approved a banner request from CASA.
Staff noted that event details and standard permitting conditions will be followed; the board did not attach special conditions on the record beyond the usual logistics checks.

