Write blog from transcript: promoted as the biggest party on the lake in Kansas damn Jam got shut down by the Sedwick County Commission this morning Commissioners voted to deny the production company’s bid to host its annual party at Lake Aton this summer apparently you ain’t allowed to party at Lake Aton Lake Aton ain’t happen but they said at the county or whatever they don’t want no x-rated beer drinking honkies out here partying you know don’t know what’s going to happen Captain ain’t happen that’s a taxpayer shut it down shut that down uh the main concern was one guy the the Boomer version of me I’m talking about you wheeler the approval looked like it was going through but after David Dennis spoke up saying he wanted his reasoning for his no vote on record so he won’t be held responsible if there are future problems at the lake it prompted questions and a change of heart for other Commissioners I doubt if it happens uh this year or any year in the future right now vote against it County Commissioners raised serious concerns about allowing the Music Festival this year one about a performer wheeler Walker junor that’s not familyfriendly I guess my my concern is this is a taxpayer funded venue and um as far as I know understand you corre me if I’m in correct me if I’m wrong this is not an adult-only event there there could be young children there and in fact I expect they will be commissioner David Dennis says his main issue is Public Safety he says bad weather analogy in the last summer caused low attendance something he expects won’t happen this year it could be 100° and if you got 9,000 people drinking alcohol in that kind of temperature and deciding to go into the water or anything else that could happen out there I don’t think that we would have had the resources Cedric County’s Sheriff says the festival is banned at Elder Lake forcing promoters to look for a new home you can’t party in Kansas I guess that’s a new thing I don’t know nobody told me that ain’t an adult only venue is it now where I objector correct me if I’m a wrong but uh that there now it ain’t a adult only now venue is it now well there might be children around there well it’s a tax paid venue it’s the lake how dare he correct me if I’m wrong but that’s not in a door Le V you is it now there might be children there what if a child what about the children you know what he says in those songs do you can’t do that what about the children dude shut the [ ] up bro Jesus Christ well here’s the thing don’t [ ] take your children there you know what I mean if you know then what the [ ] first of all their children if they want their children to to do that [ ] whatever dude can’t be anything worse than what’s on the radio second of all if they don’t want their [ ] kids to see it well then don’t [ ] be there hello hey guy you’re an idiot good God where my be children there if there are well I guess that’s on the shitty parent what are you the what are you the the daddy of Witchita you’re the [ ] okay Daddy I’m sorry Daddy you’re going to ground us too what else should I do you should tell me some more I shouldn’t probably go drinking you can’t serve beer in this establishment there’s children in here what if they what if they get a hold of a beer we can’t have a strip club here my children might walk in there oh God anyways I guess we going to have to find another Lake sad day when you can’t party in Kansas man there ain’t nothing else to do here what do you want us to do can’t party out on a [ ] Lake what is a lake for what else do you do on a lake there’s no other thing what that’s the whole [ ] point of going to the [ ] lake is the [ ] party what else am I supposed to do huh what am I going to do now huh where I sister party huh get party at a lake that the new thing now what else you going going to do who is this guy I don’t like that old guy either old guy was making me mad too what was he talking about you know we’re just concerned about the public safety well my main concern is uh Public Safety you know it’s going to be 100° out there we’re just concerned we don’t need we don’t need the sexual activities that are going to be going on out you don’t know what could go on out there with the you got people drinking and the people drinking and not kind of temp War bear oh yeah you ever been around country folk waren bear it ain’t for you know we ain’t we just we just might not have the resources to to to be able to handle that you know you don’t want war warm beer warm beer and country folk don’t mix together you can’t have warm beer and country folk at the same place at the same time okay chatter Tyler he you don’t give him you give him warm nty it ain’t all righty happen all right ever not happen anytime soon right this is Public Safety they don’t need them you don’t need them out there drinking warm beer having stuff and and going against the lord’s name we going do that here all right you got to nut up okay you have you got to nut up that lake party needs needs some sack I like Lakes I actually have songs about Lakes I do two songs all right I’ll do two [ ] songs and then you can put the Boomer let me give it some sack all right really just no love how’s anybody ever going to make it when y’all [ __ ] ain’t supporting local people

Unfortunately, it seems like the annual party at Lake Aton, known as Damn Jam, has been shut down by the Sedgwick County Commission. Commissioners voted to deny the production company's bid to host the event, citing concerns about public safety and the presence of inappropriate content.

One particular concern was a performer named Wheeler Walker Junior, whose music may not have been considered family-friendly. Commissioner David Dennis expressed his worries about the event being taxpayer-funded and potentially having young children in attendance. The Sheriff also mentioned that another lake had banned the festival, forcing organizers to look for a new location.

Despite the disappointment and frustration expressed by some, it seems like the party won't be happening at Lake Aton this year or in the foreseeable future. It's a sad day when a popular event like Damn Jam is shut down, and it raises questions about the freedom to party and have a good time in Kansas.

Some have voiced their frustration about the decision, questioning the concerns about public safety and appropriateness. It seems like there may be a divide between those who wanted to enjoy a fun event and those who felt it wasn't suitable for the community.

In the end, it looks like Damn Jam will have to find a new home if it wants to continue as the biggest party on the lake in Kansas. It's a reminder that sometimes, rules and regulations can get in the way of having a good time, but hopefully, a solution can be found that satisfies everyone involved.