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Commissioners approve courthouse-lawn use for National Day of Prayer on May 7
Summary
The Brown County Commissioners approved a Lawn Agreement permitting The Pentecostals of Nashville to use the courthouse lawn May 7, 2026; the agreement includes standard conditions and an indemnity clause.
Commissioners approved a Lawn Agreement allowing The Pentecostals of Nashville to use the Brown County courthouse lawn on May 7, 2026 from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. The motion "to approve the Lawn Agreement for May 7, 2026" was moved by Kevin Patrick and seconded by Ron Sanders and passed unanimously, according to the minutes.
The signed lawn agreement lists conditions for use, including applicant responsibility for cleanup and damage, required permits, and an indemnity clause. The agreement explicitly states, "No alcohol or drugs are allowed on the Lawn." The applicant listed an anticipated attendance of 75–100 people and agreed to the county's rules, including damage liability and permit requirements.
