Amplified music rules in Montgomery County, TX β also called sound permit, PA system, or live music ordinances β set decibel limits, time-of-day restrictions, and when permits are required.
Montgomery County has no ordinance regulating amplified music in unincorporated areas. Texas Penal Code Β§42.01 applies if noise is unreasonably loud or provocative in a public place. Residential subdivision HOA rules may restrict outdoor amplified music.
Without a county noise ordinance, amplified music in unincorporated Montgomery County is subject only to Texas Penal Code Β§42.01 (disorderly conduct β unreasonably loud noise in a public place). Commercial establishments may require TABC compliance and noise mitigation, but residential amplified music is not regulated at the county level. Subdivision deed restrictions enforced by HOAs may impose restrictions on outdoor speakers and amplified sound.
Noise violation: $200 to $500. Unpermitted event: $500+. Disorderly conduct: Class C misdemeanor up to $500.
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