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The annual festival has looked different in recent years. Organizers shortened this year's event, but many people who showed up Friday said they noticed something else had changed: the park felt safer.
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New Louisville law requires security guards at late-night businesses with repeated criminal activity
Metro Council approves security guard requirements for late-night Louisville businesses linked to repeated criminal activity and safety concerns.
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Louisville businesses with late night hours may be required to hire security guards.
LMPD said it has received positive feedback about the increased police presence.
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LMPD said the cameras help track down stolen cars and missing children on top of tracking criminals during violent crimes.
LMPD Deputy Chief Emily McKinley said around 45% of shooting victims are under the age of 25.
The original ordinance was enacted in 1983, but was not enforced during the pandemic.
The annual event aims to build partnerships between police and the people they are sworn to serve and protect.
The hope is that the increased police presence allows visitors to once again enjoy the park freely and without fear.