The lively atmosphere of the Tybee Island Orange Crush festival with safety measures in place.
Tybee Island is set to host the Orange Crush event on April 19, 2025, marking its first permitted gathering in 30 years. City officials have emphasized enhanced public safety measures including a significant police presence, traffic control, and community engagement. With an anticipated 50,000 attendees, the event highlights continued efforts to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for both participants and locals.
Tybee Island officials have announced that the Orange Crush event will take place on April 19, 2025, under a special event permit for the first time in 30 years. This milestone follows an extensive planning process focused on public safety and traffic management.
City Manager Brett Bell emphasized that public safety is the top priority. In preparation, the Tybee Island Police Department will deploy approximately 150 officers, with additional support from the Georgia State Patrol and local sheriff’s departments.
Originating in 1988 as a gathering for students from Savannah State University, Orange Crush has historically been an unpermitted event. The recent permit was issued following a conditional approval in January 2025 after meeting specific requirements.
This year, a curfew will be enforced to address safety concerns stemming from past crowd control issues and noise complaints.
Planning for this event has involved considerable community input to enhance safety and enjoyment for both participants and residents. Mayor Brian West underscored the importance of a structured and safe festival experience this year.
For more updates, City officials will hold a second press conference to relay additional logistical information as the date approaches.
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