Perris, CA Special Events & Permits: Parade Permits (2026)
Key Facts
- Apply
- At least 30 days in advance
- Must state
- Route, assembly and dispersal areas
- Must state
- Traffic barrier and detour locations
- Appeal window
- 10 calendar days to city council
Summary
Perris requires a temporary outdoor activity permit before any parade, and the application must detail the route, assembly and dispersal points, and traffic barrier locations.
(2)Parade. If the temporary outdoor event is a parade, the following information shall be provided:a.The approximate number of persons and the number and kind of vehicles and animals constituting the parade.b.The route of the parade.c.The locations of the assembly and dispersal areas of the parade.d.The location of traffic barriers, signage, detour routes, restrooms and refuse collection bins.e.The plans for the assembly and dispersal areas of the parade, including the proposed times thereof.f.If the dispersal area is located in another city, the location of such dispersal area, and if a parade permit has not been issued by such other city, an alternate route and alternate dispersal area in the city.g.Such other information relating to the event as the director of planning and community development may require. (Code 1972, § 19.60.060; Ord. No. 1084, 2001)
Official source re-checked September 7, 2026: no newer edition of the code had been published (publisher’s edition: Code of Ordinances: Supplement 13).
Full Breakdown
Under Chapter 19.60, a parade is a type of temporary outdoor activity and needs a permit from the planning and community development director, applied for at least 30 days ahead (§ 19.60.060). Parade applications must additionally state the number of people, vehicles and animals, the parade route, the assembly and dispersal areas, and the location of traffic barriers, signage, detour routes, restrooms and refuse bins. The director may condition approval on police protection, a bond, and liability insurance, and denials or conditions can be appealed to the city council within ten days.
Violations & Fines
Running a parade in Perris without an approved permit and required route/traffic-control information violates § 19.60.060 and can result in denial, event cancellation, or citation.
Frequently Asked Questions
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