All individuals on Century Center property must:

• Comply with all posted policies and instructions from staff, including security and law enforcement.
• Treat others with respect and courtesy at all times, regardless of background, race, gender, religion, or orientation.
• Follow all applicable laws and venue regulations including those regarding alcohol, tobacco, and controlled substances.
• Maintain proper dress and hygiene; clothing must be appropriate for a public setting.
• Use designated areas only and respect restricted or staff-only access zones.

The following actions are strictly prohibited and may result in removal from the premises or law enforcement involvement:

• Verbal or physical harassment, intimidation, or threats toward staff, guests, or vendors
• Possession of weapons, except by sworn law enforcement personnel (see Weapons Policy)
• Use of illegal substances or public intoxication
• Fighting, roughhousing, or disorderly conduct
• Vandalism, graffiti, or intentional damage to Century Center property
• Unauthorized commercial activity including vending, solicitation, or flyer distribution
• Entering restricted areas, including back-of-house spaces, stages, or secured service corridors
• Bringing prohibited items, including large bags exceeding approved dimensions, fog machines not water-based, drones, or animals (except trained service animals)
• Creating unsafe conditions, including blocking fire exits or emergency equipment

• Event organizers must ensure all attendees are informed of this Code of Conduct before and during the event.
• Organizers are responsible for managing behavior of their participants and must cooperate with Century Center staff in enforcing policy.

• Century Center Security or designated personnel will respond to violations.
• Staff may issue verbal warnings, revoke access credentials, or escort individuals from the property as needed.
• Criminal or severe safety threats will result in immediate law enforcement involvement.
• Written incident reports will be field and reviewed following each violation.

• Individuals removed from the Century Center may submit a written appeal to the General Manager.
• Repeated or severe violations may result in No Trespass Order from the facility

• All staff and security will receive annual training on conduct enforcement, de-escalation, and conflict resolution.
• Enforcement will be fair, consistent, and free of bias or discrimination.

The following items are strictly prohibited inside Century Center unless prior written permission is granted:

• All guests may be subject to security screening, including walk-through metal detectors, hand wands, and bag checks.
• Confiscated items will not be returned. Guests refusing screening may be denied entry without refund.
• Signs will be posted at all entrances listing prohibited items.

Requests for exemptions due to medical needs, event-related requirements, or accessibility concerns must be submitted in writing to Century Center security or management at least 5 business days before the event.

• Suspicious or prohibited items discovered during screening will be reported to on-site law enforcement.
• Guests found in possession of dangerous or illegal items may be detained and turned over to authorities.

• Policy will be shared with all event organizers during pre-event meetings and included in exhibitor/vendor guidelines.
• All security and front-line staff will be trained on enforcement procedures and guest communication.