The Indiana Entertainment Permit form is required for venues that host events such as theaters, dance halls, nightclubs, and other entertainment facilities. This form ensures that the venue complies with safety regulations and is properly licensed to operate events that may attract large crowds.
When filling out the application, you will need to provide:
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Facility information, including the type of facility, name, address, and specific room or floor number.
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Applicant information, such as your name, contact details, and, if applicable, the name of the principal officer of your corporation.
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Permit request information, including the type of permit you are applying for and details about the event, such as the date, hours, and intended occupant load.
Additionally, you must include an updated floor plan and, if claiming exempt status, a valid 501c letter.
What are the fees associated with the permit?
Permit fees vary based on the occupancy load of the venue. As of the latest update, the fees are as follows:
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1 - 99 persons: $99.00
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100 - 499 persons: $134.00
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500 - 999 persons: $168.00
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1,000 - 4,999 persons: $203.00
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5,000 - 9,999 persons: $237.00
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10,000 persons or more: $272.00
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Special Event Endorsement: $99.00
How do I submit the application?
To submit your application, return the completed form along with any required documents to the Department of Homeland Security, Division of Fire Safety, Permit Division at the following address:
302 West Washington Street, Room E241
Indianapolis, Indiana 46204
How long does it take to process the application?
The processing time for the Indiana Entertainment Permit can vary. It is advisable to submit your application well in advance of your event to ensure that you receive the permit in a timely manner. Check with the Permit Division for specific timelines based on current workloads.
What happens if I need to change the details of my event after submitting the application?
If you need to make changes to your event details after submitting the application, contact the Permit Division as soon as possible. Depending on the nature of the changes, you may need to submit a new application or an amendment to your existing application. Always keep communication open to ensure compliance with regulations.