Special Events & Permits in Brown County, WI (2026)
2 county-level rules, plus city-specific rules for 3 cities in Brown County, Wisconsin.
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Park Event Permits
Brown County requires a written Parks Director permit for any public meeting, assembly, or organized sporting event held in a county park or parkway, with longer notice required for events that charge fees.
Brown County Park Event Permit Rule
Some RestrictionsBrown County Code § 8.02
8.02 PERMIT FOR PUBLIC MEETINGS AND ASSEMBLIES. Public meetings, assemblies and like events, and sporting or athletic events are allowed in parks or parkways only by written permit issued by the Parks Director or designee. ... Application for permits shall be made in writing and received by the Parks Director, no less than fourteen (14) working days prior to a non-commercial event and thirty (3...
Parade Permits
A parade or procession through a Brown County park or parkway needs a written Parks Director permit filed at least 14 days ahead, with an appeal to the Education and Recreation Committee if denied.
Brown County Park Parade Permit Rule
Some RestrictionsBrown County Code § 8.02(3)
3. Parades and Processions. Parades or processions shall be allowed in any park and parkway only by a written permit issued by the Parks Director, or designee, subject to rules and regulations properly promulgated by the Education and Recreation Committee. ... Application for permit shall be made in writing and be received by the Parks Director not less than fourteen (14) days prior to the even...
Special Events & Permits by City in Brown County
3 cities in Brown County have their own special events & permits rules. Each link goes to that city's dedicated page with code citations.
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