Florissant, MO Public Conduct: Public Urination (2026)

1560 of the Florissant Code of Ordinances, sitting in Article IX, "Sexual Offenses," within Chapter 210, "Offenses," states flatly: it is unlawful for any person within the City to urinate in or upon any street, park, any public place open to the public, or private place open to public view, other than in restroom facilities provided for such activity. The exception is narrow: only a restroom actually provided for that purpose takes the conduct outside the ban. Urinating behind a parked car on a public street, on a park lawn, in an alley, or anywhere else visible from a public place all fall within the prohibition as written.

080. 00), imprisoned in the City or County Jail for up to three (3) months, or both. 1560 sits among the sexual offenses article rather than the general offenses or nuisance articles, a citation under it can carry more weight in a criminal history than a simple public-nuisance ticket would in many other cities. The provision applies citywide with no exception for late-night hours, special events, or business districts; the only carve-out written into the ordinance is access to an actual restroom facility.