Largo, FL Public Conduct: Public Urination (2026)

' The rule sits among other sanitation and decency provisions in the same chapter: Section 17-30(d) separately bars dressing or undressing outside a designated bathhouse, restroom or vehicle, and Section 17-30(f) lets an officer or department employee order a person to leave the area. Because Section 17-33 applies specifically to 'a park owned or controlled by the city,' it reaches public restrooms, beaches, boat ramps and recreation fields under the Recreation, Parks and Arts Department's control, as defined in Section 17-1, rather than public streets or private property generally.

The supplied city code does not contain a separate, general public-urination ordinance covering conduct outside park property; the toilet-facilities requirement in Section 17-33(c) is the only such provision in this code. Enforcement runs through the same officers named in Section 17-36: law enforcement officers, the city manager, the Recreation, Parks and Arts director, and designated department employees, any of whom may also invoke Section 17-30(f) to remove a violator from the park immediately in addition to any citation.