Events Policy

Articles tagged events policy from federal, state, and local government meetings across the U.S.

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Events Permitting

PAC approves memo to streamline external event approvals, adds flexibility on 'event shepherd' role

PAC voted to approve a draft memo to simplify permitting for outside groups activating city spaces, adding text to allow the 'event shepherd' function to be a staff person, committee, or office and removing a recommended security clause; the edited memo will go to the city council consent agenda.

Burlington CityOct 20, 2026

Events Policy

Council holds first reading on limited alcohol exemption for town events

Council conducted a first reading of a proposed code amendment to permit possession and consumption of alcohol on town property for town-sponsored or authorized events; council discussed permitting, insurance and said the measure will return for a vote at the next meeting.

Bethany BeachOct 17, 2026

Events Policy

Council weighs limits, fee changes and cost recovery for city special events

After a clerk’s presentation showing roughly $340,000 in annual city event support and rising staff demands, Council discussed options to protect signature city events while tracking and possibly recouping public‑works and police costs for other events. Staff was asked to draft a policy with staff discretion, a potential tiered fee and public‑works cost tracking.

LouisvilleOct 14, 2026

Events Policy

Lake County ties accessory-event attendance to campground entitlements; 500-person threshold triggers Board review

Staff proposed accessory events be limited to a campground's approved occupancy (no fixed 100-person cap), allowed automatically up to four times per year, and that events of 500+ people require county commission approval via temporary use permit.

Lake CountyOct 13, 2026

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Committee advances amended carnival 'gap fee' to full council amid debate over fairness and revenue distribution

New Orleans CitySep 1, 2026

The committee advanced an amended ordinance that creates a three‑tier carnival gap fee after staff said city expenditures average $10 million per carnival while tax receipts are roughly $6.87 million, leaving an estimated $3.75 million shortfall; council members and speakers debated fee scope and hotel‑tax revenue distribution.