Special Events & Permits in Cherokee County, GA (2026)
2 rules for unincorporated Cherokee County, Georgia.
Verified from official government sources
Block Party Permits
Cherokee County requires a special event permit before anyone can hold a block party on public property or a street likely to be obstructed, capped at 21 days, with insurance and a fee-based application process.
Cherokee County Block Party Permit Rules
Significant RestrictionsCherokee County Code of Ordinances § 18-142
A special event shall include but not be limited to, block parties, trade shows, festivals, fairs, fun runs, roadway foot races, fundraising walk, auction, bikeathons, parades, carnivals, filming/movie events, concerts, motorcycle rides, and which event is to be held: (1)Wholly or partially on property owned or maintained by the county; (2)On a street or sidewalk located within the county and w...
Park Event Permits
Restricted uses in a Cherokee County park or recreation facility, including athletic field rentals, pavilion bookings, and commercial or gathering activity, require a permit approved by the Recreation and Parks Agency director under Code § 42-40. The director can deny or revoke a permit for a rules violation or good cause.
Cherokee County Park Facility Use Permit
Significant RestrictionsCherokee County Code of Ordinances § 42-40
Sec. 42-40. Application and issuance of permits. (a)Permits for restricted uses or activities in a park or recreation facility shall be obtained by application to the director or the director's authorized agent. Upon examination of the application and all other relevant factors, the director or the director's authorized agent shall approve and issue or deny the permit.(b)The director or the dir...
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