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The City of Tulsa has provided a detailed breakdown of the security measures implemented for the recent Juneteenth festival, revealing a total of 40 personnel assigned to ensure safety during the event. This contingent includes 13 off-duty uniformed law enforcement officers, 13 armed security officers, and 14 individuals in t-shirts designated as security staff.
Despite this comprehensive security plan, there has been a notable disagreement between city officials and local business owners regarding the adequacy of these measures. Business owners have expressed concerns that the number of security personnel may not be sufficient to handle potential incidents, highlighting the need for a more robust presence to protect attendees and local establishments.
The festival, which celebrates the emancipation of enslaved African Americans, attracted a large crowd, making the discussion around security even more critical. As the city and business owners navigate their differing perspectives, the focus remains on ensuring a safe and enjoyable experience for all participants in future events.
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