Some Dallas organizations not happy with new promoter ordinance

Dallas event promoters react to the new promoter ordinance, recently voted on by the city council.

PUBLISHED 6:59 PM CDT Jun. 23, 2022DALLAS — A newly-approved ordinance in Dallas will now put more responsibility on event promoters and venue operators in response to several gun violence incidents in the city.

“I’m also on the board of the Dallas International Film Festival and on the board of the Deep Ellum Foundation,” Daniel said. It’s that very reason that Daniel is not happy with the city’s decision to move forward with this ordinance. For any indoor or outdoor event that could exceed 100 people, venue operators and promoters are now required to provide Dallas’ special events office with a general safety and crowd management plan.

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