Fulshear, TX Public Conduct: Public Alcohol Use (2026)
Key Facts
- Where banned
- All city park premises
- Covers
- Sale, distribution, possession, consumption
- Exception
- Permitted special/city-produced events only
- Glass containers
- Also banned, no exception
- Penalty
- Misdemeanor, fine up to $500
Summary
Fulshear prohibits selling, distributing, possessing, or drinking any alcoholic beverage on the premises of any city park, with a narrow carve-out for permitted special events.
Alcohol prohibited. No alcoholic beverage may be sold, distributed, possessed, or consumed on the premises of a park. This subpart does not apply to the sale, distribution, possession, or consumption of an alcoholic beverage: a. At a special event held on all or part of the premises of a park for which a permit is obtained in accordance with Ordinance No. 2020-1320...
Official source re-checked September 7, 2026: no newer edition of the code had been published (publisher’s edition: rev 4849270; v4 updated 2026-05-19).
Full Breakdown
Under the city's park rules, no alcoholic beverage may be sold, distributed, possessed, or consumed anywhere on park premises. The ban lifts only for a permitted special event or a city-produced event under Ordinance No. 2020-1320, and only if the organizer holds all required licenses, including those from the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission. Glass containers are separately banned on park grounds outright, with no event exception. The rule sits in the same section as the parks' sunset-to-sunrise closure and motorized-vehicle ban.
Violations & Fines
Misdemeanor; fined as provided in § 1-17, which caps most Code violations at $500.00 per offense, with each day a continuing violation counted separately.
Frequently Asked Questions
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