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City reports no injuries at Jesse James Festival; organizers to retrieve leftover demo-derby equipment

Kearney Parks and Recreation Board · October 16, 2024
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Summary

Staff said the Jesse James Festival passed with no reported injuries; the festival committee must retrieve remaining equipment (including demo-derby items and fire extinguishers) within two weeks per the public service agreement.

Parks staff summarized the festival debrief, saying the Jesse James Festival had no incidents or injuries staff were aware of and that city services—barriers, street closures and staging—were provided to support vendors and attendees. Staff said the city will debrief with the enrichment council and the chamber to identify lessons learned.

Staff noted some festival equipment was left behind in areas such as the demo-derby site (including fire extinguishers and minor equipment); under the public service agreement staff expects the festival committee or vendor to retrieve those items within approximately two weeks. The board asked staff to follow up about missing equipment and to include a debrief report at the next meeting.