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Spalding County, GA Parking Rules: Street Parking Limits (2026)

Some Restrictions
Compiled from the official code textEditor Martyn O'NeillLast verified September 2026

Key Facts

Governing section
Sec. 7-1004, No-parking zones on streets
Scope
50+ named roads/segments listed by name
Sign authority
Public works director installs signage
County property
No parking on posted county-owned property
Penalty section
Sec. 7-1008, fine/imprisonment, per Georgia law

Summary

In unincorporated Spalding County, Sec. 7-1004 of the county code names more than fifty specific roads, from Bleachery Street to Wilson Road, where no vehicle may be parked or left standing once "No Parking" signs go up. The public works director installs and maintains the signs under state DOT rules, and the same ban reaches any Spalding County property posted "No Parking."

These county ordinances apply to unincorporated areas of Spalding County. Incorporated cities within the county may have their own rules that take precedence over county-level regulations.

(a)Zones designated. No vehicle shall be parked or left standing, whether attended or unattended, upon the roadway or portions of roadway of the county roads and streets hereinbelow designated; and no person shall stop, park or leave standing any vehicle or other obstruction upon any portion of said roads or streets hereinbelow designated, and said portions of said roads or streets shall be left unobstructed for the free passage of other vehicles, and "No Parking" signs shall be installed to so designate such no parking zone of said road or street ... (b)The public works director or his designee, shall place and maintain, in conformity with the Uniform Regulations of the Department of Transportation of the State of Georgia, a sign or signs warning, marking or designating the aforesaid zone as a "No Parking" zone. ... (d)No parking zones on Spalding County property: No vehicle shall be parked or left standing, whether attended or unattended, upon any property belonging to Spalding County, which is marked by "No Parking".

Full Breakdown

Sec. 7-1004(a) forbids parking, stopping, or leaving any vehicle or obstruction standing on the roadway or right-of-way of a long, street-by-street list the board of commissioners has designated over decades of amendment, covering stretches such as Cheatham Road at the City of Griffin reservoir bridge, North Hill Street from the Griffin city limits to East McIntosh Road, and High Falls Road in three separate segments. Each listed stretch must be left unobstructed for the free passage of other vehicles, and the county is required to post "No Parking" signage before the restriction applies.

Subsection (b) puts the public works director, or a designee, in charge of placing and maintaining those signs "in conformity with the Uniform Regulations of the Department of Transportation of the State of Georgia," so a stretch is only enforceable once state-conforming signage is up. Subsection (d) separately bars parking or leaving any vehicle standing, attended or unattended, on any Spalding County-owned property marked "No Parking," reaching county lots and grounds beyond the numbered street list. The chapter's own violations clause at Sec. 7-1004(c) has been repealed, so enforcement runs through the general Chapter 7 penalty at Sec.

7-1008: any act prohibited, or any required act omitted, under the chapter is a violation, each day of a continuing violation is a separate offense, and conviction carries a fine or imprisonment, or both, up to the maximum set by Georgia law and by Sec. 1-1007 of the county code, which the section incorporates by reference.

Violations & Fines

Violating Sec. 7-1004 is enforced through Sec. 7-1008: conviction is punishable by a fine, imprisonment, or both, capped at whatever Georgia law and Sec. 1-1007 of the county code allow, with each day the violation continues charged as a separate offense. The county may pursue that penalty alongside any other civil or criminal remedy available under state law or county ordinance; paying a fine does not excuse the violation or stop the county from requiring the vehicle removed.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which unincorporated Spalding County roads have no-parking zones?
Sec. 7-1004(a) lists more than fifty specific streets and segments, including Bleachery Street, North Hill Street from the Griffin city limits to East McIntosh Road, Wilson Road, and three separate stretches of High Falls Road. Parking or leaving a vehicle standing on any listed roadway or right-of-way is prohibited once the required "No Parking" signage is installed there.
Who puts up the No Parking signs?
Sec. 7-1004(b) assigns that job to the public works director or a designee, who must place and maintain the signs in conformity with the Uniform Regulations of the Georgia Department of Transportation. A listed street segment is enforceable only once conforming signage is actually posted along it.
Does the no-parking rule cover county-owned lots too?
Yes. Sec. 7-1004(d) separately bans parking or leaving any vehicle standing, attended or unattended, on any property belonging to Spalding County that is marked "No Parking," independent of the street-segment list in subsection (a).
What is the penalty for parking in one of these zones?
Sec. 7-1004's own penalty clause was repealed, so violations are punished under the chapter-wide Sec. 7-1008: a fine, imprisonment, or both, up to the maximum allowed by Georgia law and Sec. 1-1007 of the county code, with each day of a continuing violation counted as a separate offense.

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