The Indiana Department of Homeland Security spent part of Thursday inspecting each ride to make sure it is safe for those attending the Indiana State Fair.
State inspectors spent Thursday walking through each ride with ride operators. They check the setup and mechanisms to ensure everything is safe to ride and is working properly.
"All these rides here they travel throughout the country, they're set up quickly and they're broken down and onto the next [place]. We're just here to make sure that people take their time, they're setting it up quickly and that they're set up safely so we can avoid an incident," Matthew Cronley, chief inspector for IDHS, said.Each ride will have a height requirement and occupancy load. IDHS staff will be at the fair each day that the midway is open.
"The rides here are very safe. I'm very confident that you could take your friends, your family, and have a great experience at the Indiana State Fair," Cronley said."As a matter of fact, I take my own family here every single year at the Indiana State Fair. We get on these rides and we have a good experience."The fair will be held from July 29 through August 21.
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