Special Event Permits in D.C., Maryland, and Virginia.

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Need a Special Event Permit?

Our permit expediting team can help you secure the required permits for your next special event. With strong connections to jurisdictional authorities throughout DC, Virginia, and Maryland, our experienced team can help navigate the complex permitting process and quickly secure the permits necessary to make your special event a success.

When is a Special Event Permit needed?

Special events that require a permit include celebrations, historical reenactments, exhibitions, parades, fairs, festivals, pub crawls, and similar live entertainment events in public and private spaces.

In certain jurisdictions in the D.C. metro area, a special events permit is not required for reoccurring events such as Farmers’ Markets or casual public space use by citizens, visitors, or tourists. Additionally, block parties and demonstrations have their own unique permit requirements.

How to get a Special Events Permit fast?

As a leading provider of permit expediting in the D.C. metro area, we have close connections to the area’s jurisdictional authorities, including DCRA, Arlington Country, Montgomery Country, Prince William County, and many others. These close connections and our deep understanding of the permitting process in these localities allow us to navigate the special events permitting process quickly.

Contact us today to discuss your Special Event and learn how to expedite your Special Events Permit.

Are additional Permits required for my special event?

Depending on the location of your special event, you may be subject to additional regulations and permit requirements. For instance, special event permit holders in Arlington, VA, may need to obtain other permits to reserve space, erect tents, reserve parking, serve food, or have open flames on-site at their special event. If any of these scenarios apply to your special event, don’t waste your time trying to navigate this complex process yourself. Contact our experienced Permitting Services team to expedite your special event permit and any subsequent permits required by the jurisdiction.

About DFM Development Services, LLC.

DFM Development Services, LLC provides development support services to real estate developers, contractors, home builders, property managers, and owners in the Washington, D.C. metro region. With strong connections to jurisdictional authorities throughout DC, Virginia, and Maryland, our experienced team can help you cut through the red tape of real estate development. Our core services include Bond Management, Permit Expediting, Environmental Compliance, Dry Utility Coordination, and Traffic Control Services.

Questions?Email us today at proposals@dfmdevelopment.com or call 703-942-8700 to discuss your next project.

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About DFM

DFM Development Services is the leading Red Tape Consultancy in the DC Metro Region, specializing in navigating complex and time-consuming regulatory processes for Real Estate Development and AEC Industry Professionals.

From expediting complex building permits and the bond release process to ensuring environmental compliance and precise dry utility design, our tailor-made approach empowers you to confidently move forward with your project, knowing you’ve successfully met all compliance requirements.

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