West Allis, WI Special Events & Permits: Park Event Permits (2026)
Key Facts
- Who needs it
- exclusive-use park reservations
- Min. age
- 18 years old
- Fee
- per City Fee Schedule
- Citation
- § 11.13
Summary
Anyone who wants exclusive use of a West Allis park area, for a gathering, party, or event, must get a park permit from the Director of Public Works under § 11.13.
Any person who wishes to use an area of a park to the exclusion of the general public shall obtain a park permit... The director shall issue a park permit to any applicant if all the following conditions are satisfied: The applicant is at least 18 years old... The applicant pays the proper permit fee listed in the Fee Schedule. The applicant agrees to be financially responsible for any damages incurred by the city at the park rental area during the permitted time.
Official source re-checked September 7, 2026: no newer edition of the code had been published (publisher’s edition: Code of Ordinances: ?).
Full Breakdown
Under Revised Municipal Code § 11.13, any person who wants to use part of a West Allis park to the exclusion of the general public must apply to the Director of Public Works for a park permit, naming the rental area, requested date, and whether alcohol will be served. The director must issue the permit if the applicant is at least 18, no conflicting permit exists for that date and time, the applicant pays the Fee Schedule permit fee, and the applicant agrees to cover any damage caused during the rental. The director can revoke a permit for violating its terms, with no refund.
Violations & Fines
Occupying a permitted park rental area without authorization from the permit holder, or violating a permit's terms of use, can result in permit revocation with no refund and enforcement under § 11.13.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need a permit to reserve a West Allis park for a party?
Can alcohol be served at a permitted West Allis park event?
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