County of Monterey Gears Up for Car Week 2024: Ensuring Safety and Enjoyment for All

Monterey, CA, [August 5, 2024] – The County of Monterey is proud to announce that preparations are in full swing for Car Week 2024, which officially kicks off on August 8, 2024, and runs through August 18, 2024. This year’s event promises to be the biggest in recent years, providing a significant economic boost for the county and local businesses. To ensure the safety and enjoyment of both locals and the many visitors expected, various county departments are working around the clock.

Departments Collaborating for a Successful Car Week include:

Monterey County Sheriff's Office

Department of Public Works, Facilities, and Parks

Department of Emergency Management

County Communications Bureau

Emergency Communications-911

Housing and Community Development

Health Department

Emergency Medical Services Agency

These dedicated teams are coordinating efforts to manage the increased traffic, maintain public safety, and provide essential services throughout the 10-day event.

Navigating Traffic:

To help residents and visitors navigate traffic during Car Week, the Housing and Community Development (HCD) department has developed an invaluable tool. You can access real-time traffic updates and information through the following link:

Car Week 2024 Real Time Traffic www.MCCarWeek.com or

For added convenience, a QR code is attached for easy access to the traffic site. Simply scan the QR code to get real-time traffic updates on your mobile device.

For text alerts/notifications related to Car Week safety issues: Text “CARWEEK” to 65513.

For general Car Week posts search #MontereyCarWeek across social media platforms.

Additional Information and Resources:

For more information about Car Week 2024, including event details and additional resources, visit See Monterey at: https://www.seemonterey.com/events/sporting/concours/.

This is just one of many ways the County of Monterey is working to ensure Car Week 2024 is safe and can be enjoyed by everyone. We thank all our dedicated departments and partners for their hard work and commitment to making this event a success.

About the County of Monterey:

The County of Monterey is dedicated to enhancing the quality of life for its residents and visitors through responsible stewardship of public resources and services. From public safety and emergency management to health and community development, we strive to make Monterey County a vibrant, thriving community.

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