Public Safety

Large events can mean dense crowds and busy public spaces. Stay alert, keep personal items secure and trust your instincts. If something doesn’t feel right, move to a safer area and report concerns to event staff or local authorities.

Expect increased traffic, limited parking, and changes to transit schedules during match days and major events. Use official transportation options when available, allow extra travel time, and identify meeting locations in case your group gets separated.

Summer weather in Kansas City can bring extreme heat, storms, or sudden changes. Drink water frequently, take breaks in shaded or air‑conditioned spaces, wear sunscreen, and check the forecast before heading out. Know where to find cooling locations or shelter if conditions worse

Familiarize yourself with emergency exits and procedures at venues and event sites. Save important numbers in your phone, including local emergency services. If you see an emergency or need immediate help, call 911.

Follow instructions from event staff, public safety officials, and trusted local sources. Stay informed through official event communications and emergency alerts for up‑to‑date information during the tournament.

Check in on friends, family, and those around you—especially during extreme heat or crowded events. If someone appears unwell, notify event staff or seek medical assistance right away. Remember, if you see something that doesn’t seem quite right, say something. 

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