Public Conduct in Georgia (2026)
173 rules on the books across Georgia, 35 cities and counties. Select a rule to read the full details.
Severity: Few Restrictions · Light Restrictions · Some Restrictions · Significant Restrictions · Heavy Restrictions
Aggressive Panhandling
LAMC §41.59 prohibits panhandling that involves intimidation, blocking, or following a person, including penalties and how it differs from passive solicitation.
Chatham County
Heavy RestrictionsChatham County bans begging outright in specific public spaces: Sec. 11-105 makes it unlawful to beg or solicit money…
Read full rule →Clayton County
Heavy RestrictionsClayton County bans anyone from standing in or entering a street, roadway or highway to solicit money or anything of…
Read full rule →Henry County
Heavy RestrictionsHenry County makes it unlawful to beg or solicit financial aid on any street or in any public park in the…
Read full rule →Warner Robins
Heavy RestrictionsWarner Robins bans aggressive panhandling, begging, and charitable or political solicitation citywide at any time. Even…
Read full rule →Acworth
Significant RestrictionsAcworth Code § 54-5 permits ordinary begging or soliciting but bans it by "accosting" another or "forcing oneself upon…
Read full rule →Atlanta
Significant RestrictionsAtlanta bans aggressive monetary solicitation citywide: blocking someone's path, following them, touching them, or…
Read full rule →Augusta-Richmond County
Significant RestrictionsAugusta-Richmond County bans aggressive panhandling in two named districts. Code Sec. 3-7-1(x) prohibits threatening or…
Read full rule →Bartow County
Significant RestrictionsBartow County Code § 44-373 bans anyone from standing on a highway or public street to solicit contributions, business…
Read full rule →Cherokee County
Significant RestrictionsCherokee County makes aggressive panhandling and solicitation within 15 feet of any bank, ATM, or check-cashing…
Read full rule →Cobb County
Significant RestrictionsUnincorporated Cobb County bans panhandling, soliciting or distributing materials to occupants of vehicles stopped on…
Read full rule →Columbia County
Significant RestrictionsColumbia County bans aggressive panhandling and layers on strict no-solicit zones: no begging within 30 feet of an ATM…
Read full rule →Decatur
Significant RestrictionsDecatur, Georgia's aggressive panhandling ordinance bans coercive solicitation tactics like blocking, following or…
Read full rule →Dunwoody
Significant RestrictionsDunwoody bans aggressive panhandling anywhere in the city and separately bars solicitation for money within 15 feet of…
Read full rule →Forsyth County
Significant RestrictionsForsyth County has no stand-alone criminal ordinance against aggressive begging, but its Unified Development Code bans…
Read full rule →Gwinnett County
Significant RestrictionsGwinnett County bans aggressive panhandling outright and layers on location-specific bans: no soliciting within 20 feet…
Read full rule →Hall County
Significant RestrictionsHall County bans aggressive or intimidating solicitation on streets and highways outright, restricts street…
Read full rule →Johns Creek
Significant RestrictionsJohns Creek bans aggressive panhandling and solicitation for personal gain in any public area, plus buffer rules near…
Read full rule →Macon Bibb County
Significant RestrictionsMacon-Bibb County bans "aggressive solicitation" under County Code Sec. 16-38(d), covering blocking someone's path…
Read full rule →Newton County
Significant RestrictionsIn unincorporated Newton County it is unlawful to stand or enter a highway or public street to solicit money, business…
Read full rule →Roswell
Significant RestrictionsRoswell, Georgia bans aggressive panhandling citywide and prohibits all solicitation within 15 feet of banks, ATMs, and…
Read full rule →Sandy Springs
Significant RestrictionsSandy Springs bans aggressive panhandling anywhere in the city and prohibits ordinary panhandling in specific…
Read full rule →South Fulton
Significant RestrictionsSouth Fulton bans aggressive panhandling anywhere in a public area and bars solo-benefit solicitation on transit…
Read full rule →Public Urination
LAMC §41.47.2 prohibits urinating or defecating in public, including the citation amount, exemptions for medical conditions, and where to find restroom alternatives.
Atlanta
Heavy RestrictionsAtlanta bans defecating or urinating on streets, sidewalks, building halls and elevators, or any property in public…
Read full rule →Chatham County
Heavy RestrictionsChatham County's disorderly conduct ordinance bans defecating or urinating on any street, lane or sidewalk in the…
Read full rule →DeKalb County
Heavy RestrictionsIt is a straight misdemeanor in unincorporated DeKalb County to urinate or defecate on or near any street or sidewalk…
Read full rule →Dunwoody
Heavy RestrictionsCity Code § 24-105 makes it unlawful to urinate or defecate on Dunwoody streets or sidewalks, in the halls or elevators…
Read full rule →Johns Creek
Heavy RestrictionsIt is unlawful in Johns Creek, Fulton County, Georgia to urinate or defecate on public streets, sidewalks, or property…
Read full rule →Roswell
Heavy RestrictionsRoswell, Georgia makes it unlawful to urinate or defecate on any street, sidewalk, in the halls or elevators of public…
Read full rule →Sandy Springs
Heavy RestrictionsSandy Springs makes it unlawful to urinate or defecate on public streets, sidewalks, in the halls or elevators of any…
Read full rule →South Fulton
Heavy RestrictionsIt is unlawful in South Fulton to urinate or defecate on the streets or sidewalks, in the halls or elevators of public…
Read full rule →Cobb County
Some RestrictionsCobb County lists urinating or defecating in public as banned disorderly conduct within any county park or recreation…
Read full rule →Columbus
Some RestrictionsColumbus, Georgia makes it a crime to urinate or defecate on streets, sidewalks, building halls, elevators, or any…
Read full rule →Fayette County
Some RestrictionsUrinating or defecating in public is expressly listed as unlawful conduct in Fayette County parks and recreation…
Read full rule →Marietta
Some RestrictionsMarietta makes it unlawful to urinate, defecate, or otherwise discard human waste anywhere exposed to public view or in…
Read full rule →Walton County
Some RestrictionsSection 34-31(11) of the Code of Walton County makes it unlawful to defecate or urinate on or adjacent to any street or…
Read full rule →Whitfield County
Some RestrictionsWhitfield County's parks ordinance lists urinating or defecating in public among the disorderly acts barred in any…
Read full rule →Skateboarding Rules
LAMC §56.15 and §63.44 limits on skateboarding on sidewalks, in parks, and in commercial corridors, including helmet requirements and skate-park designations.
Macon Bibb County
Heavy RestrictionsMacon-Bibb County bars roller skates and any "coaster or similar toy vehicle," a category that covers skateboard-type…
Read full rule →Augusta-Richmond County
Significant RestrictionsAugusta-Richmond County bans skateboard and skate use on streets, sidewalks, parks, and medians in the downtown area…
Read full rule →Columbus
Significant RestrictionsSkateboarding and skating are banned outright in every Columbus, Georgia roadway used for vehicular traffic, no matter…
Read full rule →Coweta County
Significant RestrictionsSkateboards may only be ridden in designated areas at Coweta County parks and recreation facilities. Section 46-32(9)…
Read full rule →Fulton County
Significant RestrictionsFulton County bans riding, carrying or pushing skateboards, bicycles and scooters through trails, sidewalks, plazas…
Read full rule →Johns Creek
Significant RestrictionsJohns Creek bans skateboarding on any street, lane, road or parking lot inside a city park unless signage or published…
Read full rule →Marietta
Significant RestrictionsMarietta bars riding skateboards, skates, roller blades, or bicycles in public parks, the central business district…
Read full rule →Acworth
Some RestrictionsAcworth Code § 58-3(a)(18) confines skateboards, bicycles, e-bikes, scooters and skates in city parks to posted areas…
Read full rule →Cherokee County
Some RestrictionsCherokee County limits skateboards, scooters, skates and bicycles in county parks and recreation facilities to areas…
Read full rule →Decatur
Some RestrictionsDecatur, Georgia bans skateboards, roller skates, in-line skates and coasters on the streets, sidewalks and municipal…
Read full rule →DeKalb County
Some RestrictionsUnincorporated DeKalb County bars anyone on roller skates or riding coasters, toy vehicles or similar devices from…
Read full rule →Dunwoody
Some RestrictionsDunwoody's traffic code lets bicycles use city sidewalks but bars anyone from riding a bike or propelling skateboards…
Read full rule →Forsyth County
Some RestrictionsSkateboards, scooters, bicycles and roller blades may only be used in areas Forsyth County designates for them inside…
Read full rule →Roswell
Some RestrictionsRoswell, Georgia bans skateboarding on streets or sidewalks in a way that endangers the public, and prohibits it on any…
Read full rule →Sandy Springs
Some RestrictionsSandy Springs bans reckless or disruptive skateboarding, roller skating, and bicycle riding on public streets…
Read full rule →South Fulton
Some RestrictionsSouth Fulton bans reckless skateboarding on streets and sidewalks and lets the city post signs banning it outright on…
Read full rule →Atlanta
Light RestrictionsAtlanta has no citywide skateboarding ban, but it's illegal on Civic Center sidewalks and plaza, off-limits at named…
Read full rule →Clayton County
Light RestrictionsClayton County's Code of Ordinances names roller skates, roller blades and skateboarders as authorized users of the…
Read full rule →Paulding County
Light RestrictionsPaulding County lets skateboarders use county recreation paths alongside pedestrians, bicycles and roller skates under…
Read full rule →Loud Party Ordinance
LAMC §41.40 unruly-gathering ordinance allowing police to cite hosts for second-response calls, including escalating fines and permit-revocation triggers.
Acworth
Heavy RestrictionsAcworth makes it a violation for anyone controlling a home or other private property to knowingly let a party continue…
Read full rule →Fayette County
Significant RestrictionsFayette County's social host ordinance makes any person in control of private property criminally liable for a…
Read full rule →Henry County
Significant RestrictionsHenry County makes it a crime to run a disorderly house. Code of Ordinances Sec. 3-4-212 bars anyone from keeping…
Read full rule →Johns Creek
Significant RestrictionsJohns Creek prohibits loud or unruly gatherings of two or more people in or near residential neighborhoods, declaring…
Read full rule →Roswell
Significant RestrictionsRoswell treats loud or unruly gatherings within 500 feet of a residence as a public nuisance and can cite the property…
Read full rule →Atlanta
Some RestrictionsAtlanta's noise ordinance makes the adult host of a party personally liable if the noise carries 300 feet past the…
Read full rule →Augusta-Richmond County
Some RestrictionsAugusta-Richmond County makes it unlawful for whoever is in charge of a party on private property to let noise carry…
Read full rule →Bartow County
Some RestrictionsMaking loud, boisterous or unreasonable noise that disturbs others near any public road, park or common area is…
Read full rule →Cherokee County
Some RestrictionsA Cherokee County property owner or occupant who lets a gathering continue while knowing an underage guest is drinking…
Read full rule →Clayton County
Some RestrictionsClayton County treats a home hosting loud parties, gunfire, or other disturbances more than four times in twelve months…
Read full rule →Gwinnett County
Some RestrictionsIn unincorporated Gwinnett County, outdoor party noise at a residence can't be plainly audible 300+ feet away 8 a.m.-10…
Read full rule →Macon Bibb County
Some RestrictionsMacon-Bibb County bans yelling, shouting, singing, or other noise from a residence that is audible in a nearby home…
Read full rule →South Fulton
Some RestrictionsA loud party in South Fulton becomes a 'disorderly place' violation under Sec. 15-2010 once it is tied to unlawful…
Read full rule →Warner Robins
Some RestrictionsWarner Robins makes the adult in charge of a private party responsible if it produces noise audible 300 feet or more…
Read full rule →Loitering Rules
Constitutional limits on loitering ordinances post-Papachristou and Morales, and what conduct LA can still penalize (e.g., loitering with intent to commit specific crimes).
Atlanta
Significant RestrictionsAtlanta bans loitering or prowling around parking lots and vehicles when a person acts suspiciously, such as trying…
Read full rule →Chatham County
Significant RestrictionsChatham County makes loitering or prowling a crime when someone is in a place, at a time, or acting in a manner unusual…
Read full rule →Cobb County
Significant RestrictionsCobb County's disorderly conduct ordinance bars loitering, prowling or remaining in a place in a manner unusual for…
Read full rule →Columbus
Significant RestrictionsColumbus, Georgia makes it unlawful to idle, stand, loiter, or loaf on streets, sidewalks, bridges, parks, and public…
Read full rule →Coweta County
Significant RestrictionsCoweta County makes it unlawful to idle, loiter or loaf in bars, hotels, billiard rooms, streets, sidewalks or any…
Read full rule →Paulding County
Significant RestrictionsPaulding County makes it a misdemeanor under Code of Ordinances Sec. 46-1 to loiter on property open to the public…
Read full rule →South Fulton
Significant RestrictionsSouth Fulton bans loitering on public property or on private property open to the public whenever it breaches the…
Read full rule →Whitfield County
Significant RestrictionsWhitfield County Code Sec. 10-1 bans loitering on premises open to the public without a legitimate purpose, breach of…
Read full rule →Acworth
Some RestrictionsAcworth Code § 54-4 makes it unlawful to loiter or idle in city-owned parks, public areas and buildings between 11:00…
Read full rule →Augusta-Richmond County
Some RestrictionsAugusta-Richmond County prohibits loitering on any street, sidewalk or crossing that obstructs free passage, once the…
Read full rule →Bartow County
Some RestrictionsBartow County Code § 62-176 bans loitering on and about any county solid waste management facility in unincorporated…
Read full rule →Cherokee County
Some RestrictionsIt is unlawful in unincorporated Cherokee County to loiter, loaf, wander, or remain idle in a public place in a way…
Read full rule →Clayton County
Some RestrictionsClayton County makes it a misdemeanor to loiter on public property, or on private property open to the public, in a way…
Read full rule →Columbia County
Some RestrictionsColumbia County makes it a criminal offense to loiter or prowl in a place, at a time, or in a manner not usual for…
Read full rule →Decatur
Some RestrictionsDecatur, Georgia makes loitering or prowling a municipal offense whenever someone is present at a place, time or in a…
Read full rule →DeKalb County
Some RestrictionsUnincorporated DeKalb bars loitering around churches, theaters, hotels, convenience stores and sidewalks after a police…
Read full rule →Dunwoody
Some RestrictionsCity Code § 24-8 makes it unlawful to be in a place at a time or manner unusual for law-abiding people under…
Read full rule →Fayette County
Some RestrictionsUnincorporated Fayette County bans loitering or prowling in a manner not usual for law-abiding people when the…
Read full rule →Fulton County
Some RestrictionsFulton County treats loitering as a police-discretion offense in unincorporated areas: Code § 46-141(a) makes it…
Read full rule →Gwinnett County
Some RestrictionsGwinnett County makes it unlawful to loiter or prowl anywhere in a way that raises a reasonable, justified alarm for…
Read full rule →Henry County
Some RestrictionsHenry County's disorderly conduct ordinance makes it unlawful for anyone to linger or loiter along public sidewalks…
Read full rule →Johns Creek
Some RestrictionsStanding, congregating or remaining on a Johns Creek street, sidewalk or overpass so as to block foot or vehicle…
Read full rule →Macon Bibb County
Some RestrictionsMacon-Bibb County makes it a crime to loiter or prowl "in a place, at a time or in a manner not usual for law abiding…
Read full rule →Marietta
Some RestrictionsMarietta makes it unlawful under Code § 10-4-140 to loiter in a public place under circumstances manifesting an intent…
Read full rule →Newton County
Some RestrictionsUnincorporated Newton County makes it an offense to be present at a time or in a manner unusual for law-abiding people…
Read full rule →Rockdale County
Some RestrictionsUnincorporated Rockdale County makes loitering a citable offense when someone is in a place, at a time, or acting in a…
Read full rule →Roswell
Some RestrictionsRoswell makes it unlawful to loiter, loaf, or remain idle in a public place in a way that obstructs streets, sidewalks…
Read full rule →Sandy Springs
Some RestrictionsSandy Springs bans loitering and prowling under City Code § 38-63: being in a place, at a time, or in a manner unusual…
Read full rule →Walton County
Some RestrictionsIn unincorporated Walton County, loitering in front of a church during services, a theater or a business after a police…
Read full rule →Warner Robins
Some RestrictionsWarner Robins makes it unlawful to loiter around churches, theaters, hotels, sidewalks or streets after a police…
Read full rule →Houston County
Light RestrictionsHouston County's loitering rule only takes effect once the board chair signs a declaration of local emergency: Section…
Read full rule →Outdoor Smoking Restrictions
LAMC §41.50 + LA County smoking bans in parks, beaches, restaurants, outdoor dining, and within 25 ft of business entrances; enforcement and signage rules.
Atlanta
Heavy RestrictionsSmoking and vaping are banned in every Atlanta park, athletic field, trail, golf course, and other city recreational…
Read full rule →Clayton County
Heavy RestrictionsSmoking or using any tobacco product, including snuff and chewing tobacco, is unlawful in any Clayton County park. The…
Read full rule →Cobb County
Heavy RestrictionsCobb County Code § 90-63(b) bans smoking and vaping throughout every county-owned, leased, or operated park, sports…
Read full rule →Coweta County
Heavy RestrictionsCoweta County bans smoking, tobacco use, and any vapor device on every county-owned public property, including parks…
Read full rule →Fayette County
Heavy RestrictionsSmoking or using tobacco products anywhere in a Fayette County park or recreation facility, indoors or out, is a…
Read full rule →Fulton County
Heavy RestrictionsFulton County Code § 50-50 bans smoking and vaping everywhere on county property, indoors and outdoors, covering…
Read full rule →Johns Creek
Heavy RestrictionsJohns Creek bans smoking, vaping, and all tobacco or vapor products in every city park, under Code of Ordinances §…
Read full rule →Acworth
Significant RestrictionsAcworth Code § 58-3(a)(9) bans smoking or using any tobacco product, including smokeless tobacco, e-cigarettes and vape…
Read full rule →Chatham County
Significant RestrictionsChatham County's Smoke-free Air Ordinance of 2012 bans smoking in numerous outdoor areas, including within 10 feet of…
Read full rule →Decatur
Significant RestrictionsDecatur, Georgia's Clean Air Ordinance bars smoking in all public places, places of employment and public parks, and…
Read full rule →DeKalb County
Significant RestrictionsDeKalb County's Smoke-Free Air Ordinance bans smoking in outdoor recreational public places and common areas, and also…
Read full rule →Forsyth County
Significant RestrictionsForsyth County bans smoking, vaping, chewing or dipping tobacco anywhere inside a county park or recreation facility…
Read full rule →Marietta
Significant RestrictionsMarietta bars smoking, vaping, or burning any combustible substance, including cigars, cigarettes, e-cigarettes, and…
Read full rule →Newton County
Significant RestrictionsUnincorporated Newton County bans tobacco use, including e-cigarettes and smokeless tobacco, in every county-owned or…
Read full rule →Sandy Springs
Significant RestrictionsSmoking and using any tobacco product, including e-cigarettes and smokeless tobacco, is illegal in every city park in…
Read full rule →Cherokee County
Some RestrictionsCherokee County bans smoking, vaping, and burning any combustible substance within 25 feet of a playground, picnic…
Read full rule →Columbia County
Some RestrictionsColumbia County bans smoking in enclosed public places, workplaces and sports arenas countywide, plus within ten feet…
Read full rule →Dunwoody
Some RestrictionsCity Code § 24-72 lets people smoke outdoors but only at least 20 feet from any entrance to a public place or place of…
Read full rule →Floyd County
Some RestrictionsFloyd County bans smoking and tobacco use, including vapes and e-cigarettes, inside any county facility, and Sec…
Read full rule →Rockdale County
Some RestrictionsRockdale County's Smoke-free Air Ordinance, Code §§ 42-121 to 42-138, bans smoking in every enclosed public place and…
Read full rule →South Fulton
Some RestrictionsSouth Fulton bans smoking within 25 feet of bleachers, dugouts, pools, restrooms, playgrounds and sports field…
Read full rule →Whitfield County
Some RestrictionsSmoking is banned inside every enclosed county-owned, leased or operated building in Whitfield County under Code §…
Read full rule →Augusta-Richmond County
Light RestrictionsAugusta-Richmond County does not ban smoking in outdoor public places like parks or patios: only a reasonable buffer…
Read full rule →Bartow County
Light RestrictionsBartow County does not ban outdoor smoking countywide. Instead, §50-76(12) makes it disorderly conduct to smoke in any…
Read full rule →Paulding County
Light RestrictionsPaulding County allows smoking in outdoor areas of county-owned, leased, or operated property under Code of Ordinances…
Read full rule →Jaywalking
CA AB-2147 (Freedom to Walk Act, 2023) restricting jaywalking citations to immediate-danger situations, and how LAPD enforces the new standard.
Augusta-Richmond County
Some RestrictionsOutside a marked crosswalk or another official traffic-control device, Augusta-Richmond County requires a pedestrian to…
Read full rule →DeKalb County
Some RestrictionsUnincorporated DeKalb County requires pedestrians to use a crosswalk when crossing in a business district or on a…
Read full rule →Clayton County
Light RestrictionsClayton County requires pedestrians in the unincorporated county to cross streets at right angles on marked crosswalks…
Read full rule →Paulding County
Light RestrictionsPaulding County has no separate jaywalking ordinance; it enforces pedestrian crossing rules by adopting the state's…
Read full rule →Public Marijuana Use
CA Health & Safety Code §11362.3 prohibits cannabis use in public, including parks, sidewalks, and inside vehicles; penalties and consumption-lounge exceptions.
Augusta-Richmond County
Heavy RestrictionsAugusta-Richmond County ordinance makes it unlawful to possess, smoke, or distribute marijuana anywhere in the county…
Read full rule →Dunwoody
Heavy RestrictionsCity Code § 24-10 makes it unlawful to possess or control one ounce or less of marijuana anywhere in Dunwoody…
Read full rule →Gwinnett County
Heavy RestrictionsGwinnett County makes possessing one ounce or less of marijuana anywhere in the county, including in public, a…
Read full rule →Henry County
Heavy RestrictionsHenry County Code § 3-13-4(13)a bans lighting, burning, or carrying any cigar, cigarette, pipe, weed, plant, or other…
Read full rule →Rockdale County
Heavy RestrictionsUnincorporated Rockdale County makes it unlawful to possess one ounce or less of marijuana anywhere in the…
Read full rule →Warner Robins
Some RestrictionsWarner Robins routes small-quantity marijuana cases through its own municipal court rather than state court. Sec…
Read full rule →Atlanta
Light RestrictionsAtlanta decriminalized small-amount marijuana possession in 2017: anyone caught with one ounce or less within city…
Read full rule →Chatham County
Light RestrictionsChatham County decriminalized small-scale marijuana possession within its own ordinance: Sec. 11-202 caps the fine for…
Read full rule →Clayton County
Light RestrictionsClayton County decriminalized possessing less than one ounce of marijuana under Sec. 62-48, effective September 2…
Read full rule →Fulton County
Light RestrictionsUnincorporated Fulton County treats first-time possession of under an ounce of marijuana as a $75 civil fine option…
Read full rule →Macon Bibb County
Light RestrictionsMacon-Bibb County decriminalized small-quantity marijuana possession: under County Code Sec. 16-9, possessing less than…
Read full rule →Public Alcohol Use
LAMC §41.27 + CA Bus & Prof §25620 prohibit drinking alcohol on public streets, sidewalks, parks, and beaches; penalties and special-event exemptions.
Bartow County
Heavy RestrictionsBartow County Code § 70-62 makes it unlawful to possess an open container of alcohol while driving or riding in a…
Read full rule →Coweta County
Heavy RestrictionsCoweta County outlaws possessing an open alcohol container on any public street, sidewalk, park, or parking lot, and on…
Read full rule →DeKalb County
Heavy RestrictionsUnincorporated DeKalb County bars drinking or carrying an open container of alcohol in any public area, with one narrow…
Read full rule →Fayette County
Heavy RestrictionsFayette County Code § 4-100 bans possessing an open container of alcohol almost anywhere in the unincorporated county…
Read full rule →Floyd County
Heavy RestrictionsUnincorporated Floyd County bars drinking, bringing, or possessing alcohol at any Rome-Floyd Parks and Recreation…
Read full rule →Newton County
Heavy RestrictionsUnincorporated Newton County bans drinking any alcoholic beverage on a street, alley, sidewalk or other public way, and…
Read full rule →Roswell
Heavy RestrictionsRoswell, Georgia bans possessing or consuming alcohol in any city park or in a building run by the Recreation, Parks…
Read full rule →Acworth
Significant RestrictionsAcworth bans drinking alcohol on streets, sidewalks, parks and other public places citywide, and bars anyone from…
Read full rule →Atlanta
Significant RestrictionsAtlanta bans drinking alcohol on streets, sidewalks, parking areas and MARTA station grounds under Code § 10-8, with a…
Read full rule →Augusta-Richmond County
Significant RestrictionsAugusta-Richmond County bans drinking or carrying an open container of beer, wine, or liquor on public streets…
Read full rule →Clayton County
Significant RestrictionsClayton County bans drinking alcohol on any public way, including sidewalks, streets, and private parking areas open to…
Read full rule →Cobb County
Significant RestrictionsCobb County bans selling, possessing, or drinking alcohol in county parks and on school grounds, with narrow exceptions…
Read full rule →Columbia County
Significant RestrictionsColumbia County bars anyone from leaving a building where alcohol is sold with an open container, and bans loitering or…
Read full rule →Columbus
Significant RestrictionsColumbus, Georgia bans drinking alcoholic beverages on any street, sidewalk, park, playground, or public property, and…
Read full rule →Decatur
Significant RestrictionsThe City of Decatur, Georgia bans drinking or carrying an open container of alcohol on any public street, sidewalk…
Read full rule →Dunwoody
Significant RestrictionsDunwoody bans drinking alcoholic beverages on city streets, sidewalks, parking areas, and MARTA station grounds, and…
Read full rule →Forsyth County
Significant RestrictionsUnincorporated Forsyth County bans carrying alcohol off a licensed bar or restaurant and bans bringing your own bottle…
Read full rule →Hall County
Significant RestrictionsPossessing, using, consuming or selling alcohol in any Hall County-owned or operated recreation facility is unlawful…
Read full rule →Henry County
Significant RestrictionsHenry County bans drinking or being intoxicated in any county park or recreational area under Code § 3-13-4(6), with…
Read full rule →Houston County
Significant RestrictionsHouston County bans drinking alcohol at its own public boat landing on the Ocmulgee River, along with firearms…
Read full rule →Johns Creek
Significant RestrictionsDrinking or carrying an open alcoholic beverage on Johns Creek streets, sidewalks, parking areas, malls, or in city…
Read full rule →Macon Bibb County
Significant RestrictionsMacon-Bibb County bans drinking or holding an open container of alcohol on any public street, highway, alley, sidewalk…
Read full rule →Marietta
Significant RestrictionsIt is unlawful to drink or attempt to drink any alcoholic beverage from a can, bottle, glass, cup or container on…
Read full rule →Sandy Springs
Significant RestrictionsSandy Springs bans drinking alcohol on city streets, sidewalks, alleys and parking areas, and within 100 feet of a…
Read full rule →Warner Robins
Significant RestrictionsIt's unlawful in Warner Robins to drink or carry an open container of alcohol on any public street, sidewalk, park, or…
Read full rule →Whitfield County
Significant RestrictionsWhitfield County Code § 3-21 bans open containers of alcohol in the unincorporated area: no malt beverage, wine, or…
Read full rule →Carroll County
Some RestrictionsIn unincorporated Carroll County, Georgia, customers cannot leave a licensed bar or restaurant with an open alcoholic…
Read full rule →Chatham County
Some RestrictionsChatham County bans knowingly possessing an open container of alcohol while driving or riding in a vehicle anywhere in…
Read full rule →Cherokee County
Some RestrictionsCherokee County bans possessing or drinking an open container of alcohol on unincorporated-area streets, sidewalks and…
Read full rule →Fulton County
Some RestrictionsFulton County bans opening or drinking any alcoholic beverage within 100 feet of a package retail store, or anywhere on…
Read full rule →Gwinnett County
Some RestrictionsIn unincorporated Gwinnett County, it's a violation to possess or appear to drink alcohol on the premises of any…
Read full rule →Rockdale County
Some RestrictionsIn unincorporated Rockdale County it is unlawful to appear intoxicated on streets, roads, or county property, or in any…
Read full rule →South Fulton
Some RestrictionsSouth Fulton bans opening or drinking alcohol in a vehicle, in an unlicensed business, or within 100 feet of a package…
Read full rule →