In just a few months, Orange Crush is making its return to Tybee Island. This time, hopefully, as a permitted event. That means the city and organizers are teaming up to make it happen. “It’s all still in the works.

Hiring 20 Georgia Police Officer-certified security officers and provide the city with their certification numbers Supplement the ambulance service on the island with a second ambulance with EMTs on board Take out liability insurance coverage with a policy limit of no less than $1 million naming the city as an additional insured and certificate holder Letter of permission from the Georgia Department of Natural Resources must be given for use of a stage on the beach Previous: Orange Crush founders submit permit application,

The City of Tybee Island has issued a “Conditional Letter of Approval” for Orange Crush, an event that has drawn controversy for months. The city said that the purpose of the Conditional Letter of Approval is to grant the applicant the approval to move forward with the planning of the

Orange Crush, the annual unpermitted event created by Savannah State University students in 1988, may soon exist as a permitted event on Tybee Island — but with a couple of conditions. City Manager Brett Bell said that the city has issued a letter of conditional approval for what’s been known as the biggest HBCU beach bash in the Southeast.