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County Board Faces Decision on Controversial Monster Truck Event

August 28, 2024 | Madison County, Virginia


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County Board Faces Decision on Controversial Monster Truck Event
During a recent government meeting, officials discussed the permit application for the Overdrive Monster Truck event, originally scheduled for August 31, 2024. The county's planning office received the application on August 24, but it was found to be incomplete, lacking the necessary certificate of liability insurance that includes Madison County as an insured party.

Jonathan, a representative from the planning office, highlighted the importance of adhering to county ordinances, which require a minimum of 45 days for permit submissions for events expecting over 750 attendees. This particular event raised concerns due to its coinciding with a local street festival, which would limit the availability of dedicated emergency response units.

Despite the excitement surrounding the event, Jonathan recommended that the board deny the current application due to insufficient documentation. He urged the event promoter to reschedule and ensure that all required paperwork, including the correct insurance certificate, is submitted for future consideration. The board's decision will ultimately determine the event's fate, emphasizing the need for compliance with safety regulations and proper planning.

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