Indiana State Fair rides

On the Midway, vendors also made final touches to nearly 50 rides. Indiana’s Department of Homeland Security spent the day inspecting each one.
After the inspection, each ride received a sticker showing when they were last checked. A staff member will also be at the fair doing random checks over the next three weeks.
If something seems wrong, they ask you to report it right away.
“If it is not working properly, we will give them a violation and some of those violations will be that they can’t have public riders until this is fixed,” said Von Scott. “We haven’t had any major violations, so we are looking good.”