Public Conduct in Walton County, GA (2026)
2 rules for unincorporated Walton County, Georgia.
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Public Urination
Section 34-31(11) of the Code of Walton County makes it unlawful to defecate or urinate on or adjacent to any street or sidewalk, in halls, elevators or stairways of public buildings, or on property open to public view in unincorporated Walton County. The offense is disorderly conduct, tried in the magistrate court of the county.
Walton County Public Urination Ban
Some RestrictionsWalton County Code § 34-31(11)
(11)It shall be unlawful for any person to defecate or urinate on or adjacent to any street or sidewalk, or in the halls, elevators, stairways, or any other area designated for public passage within any public or commercial buildings, or on any property open to public view.
Loitering Rules
In unincorporated Walton County, loitering in front of a church during services, a theater or a business after a police officer orders a person to move is disorderly conduct under Code of Walton County § 34-31(9). The same section bans congregating on a public way to block traffic and refusing to clear it when ordered. Violators face misdemeanor charges in magistrate court.
Walton County Loitering and Obstruction Rule
Some RestrictionsWalton County Code § 34-31
(7)Any person who shall congregate with another or others in or on any public way so as to halt the flow of vehicular or pedestrian traffic and refuses to clear such public way when ordered to do so by a peace officer or other person having authority. ... (9)Any person who, after having been directed by a police officer to move away therefrom, shall remain or loiter in front of any church or ot...
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