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Parade Permits

Special Events & Permits

How parades and processions are permitted, including route approval, traffic-control requirements, insurance, and First Amendment carve-outs for political marches.

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How Parade Permits Rules Differ by Place

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Birmingham, AL: Birmingham Parade and Special Event Permits

Some Restrictions

Birmingham requires a permit from the city traffic engineer before any parade, demonstration, race, or special event uses city streets, sidewalks, or city-owned property. Nonprofit…

Decatur, AL: Decatur, AL Parade Permit Requirements

Some Restrictions

In the City of Decatur, Alabama, no one can hold, form or take part in a parade without a permit from the chief of police. A parade means five or more people moving between locations…

Anchorage, AK: Anchorage Parade Permit Rule

Some Restrictions

No parade moves through Anchorage legally without authorization from the municipal traffic engineer. AMC 9.36.140 bars participating in, joining, or conducting an unpermitted parade…

Buckeye, AZ: Buckeye Parade & Procession Permit Rules

Some Restrictions

Buckeye bans holding a parade or procession, other than a funeral, without a permit from the development services department stating the route, formation point, and destination.

Coconino County, AZ: Coconino County Special Event Permit Rules

Some Restrictions

Coconino County treats parades, carnivals, festivals and other public gatherings as Temporary Uses: a single parcel may host no more than four special events per calendar year, and no…

Maricopa County, AZ: Maricopa County Special Event ROW Permits

Some Restrictions

Block parties, parades, fairs and other special events that use unincorporated Maricopa County road right-of-way need a Right-of-Way Permit from MCDOT before the event, with a…

Cities & Counties with Parade Permits Rules

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