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Bond County board discusses PrideFest postponement, chair says no specific threats identified

Bond County Board of Commissioners · September 16, 2025
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Summary

At its Sept. 16 meeting, the Bond County Board discussed safety concerns after the postponement of PrideFest; Chair Chris Timmermann said he attended a city meeting and had no information about specific threats. The board noted any rescheduled courthouse-use requests would require a formal vote.

The Bond County Board of Commissioners discussed public safety concerns after the recent postponement of PrideFest during its Sept. 16 meeting in Greenville. Public commenter Jerry Wall raised questions and concerns about the event, prompting a brief exchange among board members about safety planning and event approval procedures.

Chairman Chris Timmermann said he attended a City of Greenville meeting focused on safety measures related to the event and stated he had "no information regarding any specific threats made toward PrideFest." Commissioner Jacob Rayl added that any request to use the Courthouse lawn for a rescheduled date would require a board vote. The board did not take formal action on the matter during the meeting.