Step 1 - Know the Timelines
60 days before your event
Submit your application package, even if you are in the process of finalizing details. This will give staff an opportunity to provide you with feedback on items that need additional work or attention in plenty of time for your event. In addition, if needed the supplemental applications like Liquor Licenses should be submitted for review.
30 days before your event
All required documents for your application must be submitted in complete and final form. This includes any supplemental applications like, traffic operation plans, parade/race routes, a detailed site map, engineering specifications for any structures, generator permits, etc.
10 business days for each round of plan review
City staff will review your application and site plan for compliance with applicable codes and laws and provide a response in writing within 10 City of Glendale Business days. It is important to note that most plans will not be perfect the first time so in order to ensure your event is permitted in time, it is critical that you submit early.
Step 2 - Location
Check the availability of the location that you want to use and make sure you have the permission of the property owner to use it.
For Private Property, if you are not the property owner you will be required to submit documentation showing that you have permission to hold the event.
Public Facility Rental Opportunities - to find city venues
Glendale Civic Center - full service event venue
To obtain more information about reserving a city park or facility, contact the Parks and Recreation Department at 623-930-2820.