Rance DeWitt

I proudly serve Neshoba County and surrounding areas as your local State Farm Agent and have been doing so since April 2017. With a licensed staff, our office offers a combination of over 35 years experience in the insurance and financial services industry. Call, text, or come by today for a free quote on auto insurance, home insurance, business insurance, life insurance, health insurance- we would love the chance to earn your business!

The Neshoba County Fair - being held later this month -is one of the oldest and most famous community fairs in the United States. Known as "Mississippi's Giant Houseparty'.The fair - which is a staple of our community -features a variety of events, including political speeches, horse racing, livestock shows, food vendors, live music, and carnival rides, reflecting the culture and traditions of rural Mississippi.

Events like the Neshoba County Fair require comprehensive insurance coverage to protect organizers, vendors, participants, and attendees. Insurance considerations for such fairs typically include:

• General Liability Coverage: This protects against claims of bodily injury or property damage occurring on the fairgrounds. For example, if a visitor is injured on a ride or slip-and-fall incident, general liability can cover legal fees and settlements.

• Event Cancellation Coverage: This covers losses if the fair must be canceled or postponed due to unforeseen circumstances such as extreme weather or other emergencies.

• Property Insurance: Protects any physical assets, such as tents, booths, equipment, and livestock, against damage or theft.

• Vendor Insurance Requirements: Vendors participating in the fair often need to provide proof of their own liability insurance to operate on the fairgrounds.

• Workers’ Compensation: For fair employees and volunteers, this insurance covers medical expenses and lost wages in case of injury during the event.

Given the scale and public nature of the Neshoba County Fair, securing appropriate insurance is essential to mitigate financial risks and ensure a safe, successful event for all involved. Organizers typically work with specialized insurance providers familiar with the unique needs of large outdoor community events