Troup County, GA Parking Rules: Street Parking Limits (2026)
Key Facts
- Governing section
- County Code § 74-3
- Scope
- Named road segments only, not countywide
- Example zone
- U.S. Highway 29 near former skating rink
- Enforcement
- Magistrate or State Court of Troup County
- Penalty
- Set by County Code § 1-19, per violation
- Last amended
- Ordinance No. 2017-08 (12-6-2016)
Summary
Troup County designates specific road segments as no-parking zones under County Code § 74-3, barring any vehicle from stopping on the right-of-way along named stretches such as U.S. Highway 29 near the old Turnaround Christian Center rink, Potts Road, Whitaker Road, and more than a dozen other rural roads across unincorporated Troup County.
(a)No vehicle of any type shall be parked in the following no parking zones:(1)The right-of-way on both sides of that portion of U.S. Highway 29 between a point 100 feet south of the south edge of the south driveway and a point 100 feet north of the north edge of the north driveway to the parking lot of a business known now or formerly as the Turnaround Christian Center Roller Skating Rink. Such business is located near mile point 12 and approximately 0.1 mile from the intersection of U.S. Highway 29 and Teaver Road. ... (7)The right-of-way on both sides of Webb-Bartley Road.(8)The right-of-way on both sides of Old Gabbettville Road.
Full Breakdown
Section 74-3 of the Troup County Code, titled 'No parking zones,' lists more than a dozen specific right-of-way segments across unincorporated Troup County where no vehicle of any type may be parked. The list runs from both sides of U.S. Highway 29 between points 100 feet north and south of a driveway near the former Turnaround Christian Center Roller Skating Rink, to defined stretches of Potts Road, Whitaker Road, Cameron Mill Road, Swanson Drive, Salem Road, Webb-Bartley Road, Old Gabbettville Road, Warner Road, Webb Road, Reed Road, Gabbettville Road up to the West Point city limits, and Robert Hayes Road, among others.
Distances are measured precisely, often by feet from a bridge number or an intersecting road, reflecting a history of individual ordinance amendments; the current text traces to the 1987 Code § 14-3 as amended by Ordinance No. 2014-05 in 2014 and Ordinance No. 2017-08 in 2016, the latter of which also renamed the section from 'No parking' to 'No parking zones.' Because the restrictions apply road-by-road rather than countywide, a driver has to check the specific segment; Public Works and the Sheriff's Office enforce the posted zones on these named roads.
General on-street conduct elsewhere, such as blocking a driveway or parking against traffic flow, instead falls under the state Uniform Rules of the Road that Troup County adopts by reference at Code § 74-1.
Violations & Fines
Parking in a posted no-parking zone under § 74-3 is a traffic violation prosecuted under § 74-7. A violator is amenable to the Magistrate or State Court of Troup County and, upon conviction, faces the penalty set in County Code § 1-19 for each violation, at the court's discretion, with every instance of unlawful parking charged as a separate offense.
Frequently Asked Questions
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