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Board approves two Mudfest large‑assembly permits, including September truck pull
Summary
The board approved two large‑assembly permits for Mudfest (end‑of‑May event and a truck pull set for Sept. 26) including fencing variances; sheriff and Health & Human Services reviewed and approved the applications, and commissioners praised event organizers.
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Auditor‑Treasurer Shannon Coy presented two large‑assembly permit applications for Mudfest — an end‑of‑May event that requested a fencing variance and a truck‑pull event scheduled for Sept. 26 with the same variance request. Both applications were reviewed and approved by the sheriff’s office and Health & Human Services prior to the meeting.
Commissioner Lamir moved to approve the first application and Commissioner Casper seconded; the board approved the motion by voice vote. Commissioner Casper and others praised event organizers for safety and execution. Commissioner Winer said, "these guys, they're doing a hell of a job. Excuse my French out there." The second Mudfest application (truck pull) was similarly approved after a motion and second.
Auditor‑Treasurer Coy said the applications matched last year’s setup and that both sheriff and HHS had signed off on the variance requests. The board’s approvals allow event organizers to proceed with the planned May and September events pending standard permitting conditions.
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