Measures in place for potential unpermitted 420 events

Vancouver, BCLocal News

Vancouver prepares for potential unpermitted 420 events at Sunset Beach on April 17, 2025. The Vancouver Police Department will collaborate with the Vancouver Park Board to oversee safety and public order. Authorities will deploy extra personnel to monitor the area and respond to any disturbances. Local officials stress the significance of compliance with city regulations to ensure a peaceful atmosphere. Past events at Sunset Beach have drawn large crowds, prompting officials to take proactive measures.

The Vancouver Park Board has previously faced challenges in managing such gatherings, making this year’s preparations crucial. Residents and visitors are advised to stay informed about local regulations. These efforts highlight the city's ongoing commitment to public safety during large-scale events.

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