Special Event Permit Application

Two boys on mountain bikes racing on a dirt trail at the Frisco Adventure Park

Special Event Permitting Process

The Town of Frisco requires a special event permit for any event, whether free or not, which is open to the public for purposes of special entertainment for an anticipated attendance of 50 or more people on Town property.

The Special Event Permit Application must be submitted no less than forty-five (45) days prior to the event. Applications are reviewed the 2nd Wednesday of every month by a committee consisting of members of the Town’s Recreation and Events Department; Communications, Marketing, and Culture Department; Police Department; Public Works Department; the Town Clerk; and other individuals and agencies as appropriate. A Town representative will notify the event promoter of the committee’s decision and concerns in a timely manner following the meeting.

Please note that all events that occur on Town of Frisco property need to submit proof of liability insurance to the Town of Frisco, naming the Town of Frisco as additionally insured for a minimum of one million dollars ($1,000,000). This proof of liability insurance must be forwarded to the Town no later than 45 days prior to your event.

Prior to planning your event, the Town of Frisco asks that you respectfully consider issues and concerns related to your event site, emergency response and access, noise, street closures, impacts to businesses, etc. Please feel free to contact the Town’s Event team prior to submitting your application.

Please note that there are other jurisdictions within Summit County that have their own permitting processes and may require additional applications as appropriate. Those jurisdictions include but are not limited to:

  • Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT)
  • Colorado State Patrol (CSP)
  • Dillon Reservoir Recreation Committee (DRReC)
  • Environmental Health Department when providing food and/or beverages
  • Summit Fire & EMS when utilizing tent structures, any open flames or any fireworks
  • Summit County Government
  • Towns of Blue River, Breckenridge, Dillon, Keystone, and Silverthorne
  • United States Forest Service (USFS)

Event organizers may be required to fill out a post event evaluation form that will be emailed to you directly following your event.