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State Patrol to discuss cap on special events


Colorado State Patrol (CSP) 2,500 Cap on Special Event Participants
Colonel Mark Trostel, Chief of the CSP, will host a media conference tomorrow, April 25 in the Conference Room 100, CSP Headquarters, 700 Kipling St., Denver, CO 80215 at 2 p.m.

WHY:
The Colorado State Patrol enacted a policy limiting participation in athletic and special events to 2,500 this past November. Colonel Trostel will report on the current status.

BACKGROUND:
The CSP took this measure last year in response to concerns from motorists, property owners and even participants who claimed that some events were poorly managed and/or unruly, resulting in increased tensions between all road users.

As the CSP is statutorily tasked with keeping special events safe and convenient in conjunction with the motoring public, the CSP took a pro active response. Although the CSP believed they had received adequate counsel on this issue, many in the cycling and outdoor sports fellowships objected to the policy.

To assuage these feelings, the CSP temporarily suspended the policy and agreed to meet with members of the cycling community to find a consensus to ensure safety and access for all of Colorado's road users.

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