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Noise Ordinances in Indiana (2026)

157 rules on the books across Indiana, 35 cities and counties. Select a rule to read the full details.

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Quiet Hours

Nighttime and early morning noise restrictions. Most cities set specific hours when loud activities like lawn mowing, parties, and power tools are not allowed.

Anderson

Some Restrictions

Anderson has no fixed clock-hour quiet period, but Chapter 94 bans loud, unnecessary noise at any time as a public…

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Carmel

Some Restrictions

Carmel City Code Sec. 6-158 sets time-of-day decibel caps rather than a single curfew. In residential zones the limit…

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Columbus

Some Restrictions

The City of Columbus, Indiana has no single citywide quiet-hours clause, but its noise chapter attaches clock times to…

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Elkhart County

Some Restrictions

Unincorporated Elkhart County bans any loud, raucous or disturbing noise that violates neighbors' peace, and sets a…

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Fishers

Some Restrictions

From 11 p.m. to 7 a.m., Fishers bans any device-produced sound that's plainly audible 50 feet from the property line…

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Fort Wayne

Some Restrictions

Fort Wayne bars audible radios, speakers, and other sound-producing machines from a distance between 10:00 p.m. and…

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Gary

Some Restrictions

In the City of Gary, Municipal Code § 28-162 makes any loud, unnecessary or unusual noise that disturbs others unlawful…

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Hendricks County

Some Restrictions

Hendricks County treats unreasonably loud, disturbing, or unnecessary noise as a public nuisance, but only during the…

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Indianapolis

Some Restrictions

Indianapolis (Marion County consolidated city) has no flat numeric decibel quiet-hour limit, but Revised Code section…

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Lafayette

Some Restrictions

Lafayette's general nighttime quiet hours run from 10:00 p.m. to 7:00 a.m. Under Municipal Code § 11.02.030(A) it's…

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Lake County

Some Restrictions

Unincorporated Lake County, Indiana has a real noise ordinance (Code Chapter 93, Ord. 1116A). Its general rule bans any…

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Morgan County

Some Restrictions

In unincorporated Morgan County, Indiana, it is unlawful at any hour to create unreasonably loud, disturbing or…

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Noblesville

Some Restrictions

Section 93.25(D) of the Noblesville Code bars playing or operating any radio, television, loudspeaker, musical…

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South Bend

Some Restrictions

Residential noise is capped at 55 dBA from 10 PM to 7 AM and 62 dBA during the day under Sec. 13-82. Sec. 13-57…

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Construction Hours

When construction, demolition, and heavy equipment may run in residential areas. Most cities regulate this by hours and days rather than volume; violations can bring stop-work orders and fines.

Indianapolis

Heavy Restrictions

Indianapolis Revised Code section 391-302(c)(9) prohibits the erection, demolition, alteration, or repair of any…

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Anderson

Some Restrictions

Anderson sets no separate construction-hours ordinance, but muffled lawn mowers, garden tractors and similar home power…

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Bloomington

Some Restrictions

In the City of Bloomington, ordinary construction noise is exempt from the noise ordinance only between six a.m. and…

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Boone County

Some Restrictions

In unincorporated Boone County, Indiana, construction, demolition or repair work on buildings and the excavation for…

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Carmel

Some Restrictions

Carmel City Code Sec. 6-158(b)(15) exempts building-construction sound only between 7:00 a.m. and 9:00 p.m. Outside…

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Clark County

Some Restrictions

Clark County only exempts lawn mowers, garden tractors, construction equipment and power tools from its noise ordinance…

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Columbus

Some Restrictions

In the City of Columbus, Indiana, Columbus Municipal Code § 8.28.040(C) allows loud construction, demolition and repair…

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Elkhart County

Some Restrictions

Unincorporated Elkhart County sets no protected construction hours. Building noise falls under the same Chapter 94…

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Fishers

Some Restrictions

Fishers restricts lawn mowers, generators, and construction or repair equipment to 7 a.m.–10 p.m. from May 15 to…

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Fort Wayne

Some Restrictions

Fort Wayne prohibits operating pile drivers, steam shovels, pneumatic hammers, derricks, and hoists between 10 p.m. and…

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Gary

Some Restrictions

In the City of Gary, Municipal Code § 28-174 bans erecting, demolishing, altering or repairing any building, including…

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Greenwood

Some Restrictions

In the City of Greenwood, Indiana, muffled commercial construction equipment and similar power tools are exempt from…

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Kokomo

Some Restrictions

Kokomo bars operating a pile driver, steam shovel, pneumatic hammer, derrick, or similar loud construction appliance…

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Lafayette

Some Restrictions

Lafayette Municipal Code § 11.02.030(C) bars operating construction, drilling or demolition tools and equipment between…

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Lake County

Some Restrictions

In unincorporated Lake County, Indiana it is unlawful to operate construction, drilling or demolition equipment between…

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Muncie

Some Restrictions

In the City of Muncie, lawn mowers, garden tractors, construction equipment, and power tools are exempt from the…

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Noblesville

Some Restrictions

Building construction noise in the City of Noblesville is exempt from the general noise ordinance only between 7:00…

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South Bend

Some Restrictions

South Bend bars construction noise, defined as erecting, demolishing, altering, or repairing any building, outside 7:00…

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St. Joseph County

Some Restrictions

Erecting, demolishing, altering or repairing any building in unincorporated St. Joseph County outside 7:00 a.m. to 8:00…

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Warrick County

Some Restrictions

Warrick County Code § 158.03(C) bars running construction, drilling, or demolition equipment between 7:00 p.m. and 7:00…

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Westfield

Some Restrictions

Muffled lawn mowers, garden tractors, construction equipment and power tools are only exempt from Westfield's noise…

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Evansville

Light Restrictions

Evansville exempts temporary construction and demolition noise from its citywide noise ordinance, but only to the…

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Barking Dogs

Rules about excessive or continuous dog barking, including how complaints are filed, time-of-day limits, and penalties for owners.

Anderson

Some Restrictions

A persistently barking dog can be cited under Anderson's Chapter 94 noise ordinance, which bans any loud, unnecessary…

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Bloomington

Some Restrictions

In the City of Bloomington, a dog or other animal that barks, whines or howls excessively or continuously is legally a…

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Boone County

Some Restrictions

In unincorporated Boone County, Indiana, a dog that excessively barks, howls, or whines so as to cause unreasonable…

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Carmel

Some Restrictions

Carmel City Code Sec. 6-158(c) prohibits keeping any animal that, by frequent or long-continuing noise, is audible 50…

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Clark County

Some Restrictions

Section 91.40(F) makes it a nuisance violation for an owner to fail to prevent habitual barking or loud, continued…

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Dearborn County

Some Restrictions

Dearborn County, Indiana treats an animal that makes continued and repeated howling, barking or whining that causes…

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Elkhart County

Some Restrictions

Elkhart County treats a dog or other animal whose frequent or long-continued noise disturbs a neighbor's peace as a…

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Evansville

Some Restrictions

Evansville exempts ordinary sound from dogs and cats from its noise ordinance, except for repeated and prolonged…

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Fishers

Some Restrictions

Fishers treats excessive, repeated barking, howling, or whining that disturbs neighbors as a public nuisance animal…

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Floyd County

Some Restrictions

In unincorporated Floyd County, a dog or other animal that habitually barks, whines, howls, or makes similar noise…

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Fort Wayne

Some Restrictions

Fort Wayne makes it unlawful for the owner or harborer of a dog to allow the dog to create a disturbance through…

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Gary

Some Restrictions

Gary bars keeping any animal or bird whose frequent or long-continued noise disturbs the comfort or repose of…

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Greenwood

Some Restrictions

In the City of Greenwood, Indiana, it is unlawful to own or keep an animal whose frequent or habitual howling, yelping…

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Hammond

Some Restrictions

In the City of Hammond, Indiana, owning, keeping or harboring an animal that frequently or habitually howls, barks…

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Howard County

Some Restrictions

Howard County folds barking complaints into its public nuisance definition rather than a stand-alone noise ordinance…

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Indianapolis

Some Restrictions

Indianapolis Revised Code section 391-302(c)(4) makes it a violation to keep any animal or bird that makes unreasonable…

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Kokomo

Some Restrictions

Kokomo's animal code treats a dog that barks, whines, or howls excessively as a public nuisance. Section 90.01 defines…

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Lafayette

Some Restrictions

Under Lafayette Municipal Code § 11.02.030(F), it's unlawful to harbor or keep any animal that causes frequent or long…

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Lake County

Some Restrictions

Unincorporated Lake County, Indiana makes it unlawful at any time to keep any animal that, by frequent or habitual…

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Laporte County

Some Restrictions

LaPorte County treats a habitually barking dog as an animal control violation under Code § 94.04's escalating fine…

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Muncie

Some Restrictions

In the City of Muncie, anyone who keeps a licensed kennel must control dogs and cats so they do not annoy the…

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Noblesville

Some Restrictions

In the City of Noblesville, Noblesville Code of Ordinances § 90.31 makes it unlawful to allow a dog to bark, yelp…

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Porter County

Some Restrictions

In unincorporated Porter County, a dog or other animal that causes serious annoyance or disturbance to a neighborhood…

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South Bend

Some Restrictions

South Bend treats a pet whose frequent or long-continued noise disturbs neighbors as an unreasonable noise violation…

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St. Joseph County

Some Restrictions

Keeping a dog, cat or other animal that causes frequent, long-continued noise disturbing a neighbor's comfort or repose…

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Tippecanoe County

Some Restrictions

An owner may not let a dog or other animal make excessively disturbing noise, continued or repeated howling, barking or…

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Warrick County

Some Restrictions

In unincorporated Warrick County, Indiana, a barking dog or other animal that causes frequent, persistent loud noises…

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Wayne County

Some Restrictions

Wayne County Code § 90.07 bans owning or keeping a dog that emits unreasonable noise, defined as frequent or habitual…

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Westfield

Some Restrictions

Excessive barking, howling or whining that disturbs neighbors is a public nuisance under Section 10-12 of the Westfield…

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Bartholomew County

Light Restrictions

In unincorporated Bartholomew County, § 92.04(D) makes it unlawful to keep or harbor an animal that creates a nuisance…

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Columbus

Light Restrictions

In the City of Columbus, Indiana, Columbus Municipal Code § 8.28.040(A) declares it a violation to keep any animal…

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Leaf Blower Rules

Restrictions on leaf blowers, including permitted hours, decibel caps, and the growing set of cities phasing out or banning gas-powered blowers outright.

Anderson

Some Restrictions

Leaf blowers count as home power tools under Anderson's noise ordinance. When properly muffled they may be used only…

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Gary

Some Restrictions

Gary bans operating any noise-creating blower, power fan or internal combustion engine whose exploding gases or fluids…

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Hammond

Some Restrictions

In the City of Hammond, Indiana, running a power lawnmower or a powered model vehicle between 9:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m…

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Lafayette

Some Restrictions

Lafayette Municipal Code § 11.02.030(B) bars running a mechanically powered saw, drill, sander, grinder, lawn or garden…

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Lake County

Some Restrictions

Unincorporated Lake County, Indiana has no leaf-blower-specific ordinance, but leaf blowers fall under the domestic…

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Noblesville

Some Restrictions

In the City of Noblesville, leaf blowers, lawn mowers, weed trimmers, garden tractors and power tools are exempt from…

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Warrick County

Some Restrictions

In unincorporated Warrick County, Indiana, County Code § 158.03(B) bars running mechanically powered saws, drills…

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Carmel

Few Restrictions

Carmel City Code Sec. 6-158(b)(2) exempts lawn mowers, weed/leaf blowers, garden tractors, and power tools from the…

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Elkhart County

Few Restrictions

Indiana has no gas leaf-blower ban, and Elkhart County sets no lawn-equipment hours. Blowers and mowers must simply…

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South Bend

Few Restrictions

South Bend has no leaf-blower-specific ordinance. Sec. 13-83 exempts mechanically powered lawn and garden tools from…

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Amplified Music & Outdoor Sound

Rules for loudspeakers, live bands, DJ equipment, and outdoor music at homes, venues, and events, decibel limits, permitted hours, and when an amplified-sound permit is required.

Bartholomew County

Significant Restrictions

Musical groups and anyone using amplified sound equipment need the County Park Board's advance approval before…

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Greenwood

Significant Restrictions

In the City of Greenwood, Indiana, playing or operating a sound-reproducing device loud enough to disturb neighbors or…

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Anderson

Some Restrictions

Anderson bans sound-reproducing devices played loudly enough to disturb neighbors, and no device may be played on…

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Bloomington

Some Restrictions

In the City of Bloomington, playing a radio, loudspeaker, or sound amplifier so it's audible outside the immediate…

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Boone County

Some Restrictions

In unincorporated Boone County, Indiana, playing a radio, TV, musical instrument or other sound device louder than…

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Carmel

Some Restrictions

Carmel City Code Sec. 6-158(a) covers any device that produces or reproduces sound, which includes amplified music…

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Clark County

Some Restrictions

Clark County bans running any sound-producing or sound-reproducing device, loudspeakers, radios, CD players, TVs…

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Columbus

Some Restrictions

In the City of Columbus, Indiana, Columbus Municipal Code § 8.28.040(G) prohibits playing any radio, musical…

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Elkhart County

Some Restrictions

Elkhart County § 94.03 makes a radio, stereo, or instrument plainly audible 50 feet away after a warning prohibited…

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Evansville

Some Restrictions

Evansville limits vehicle music amplification to a 25-foot audible distance from 10 p.m. to 8 a.m. and a 50-foot…

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Fishers

Some Restrictions

Fishers limits radios, stereos, and other amplified devices to 80 decibels measured 50 feet from the property line…

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Fort Wayne

Some Restrictions

Fort Wayne bans playing amplified music, loudspeakers, or musical instruments loud enough to be heard from another…

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Gary

Some Restrictions

Gary bans playing radios, phonographs, or other sound equipment loud enough to disturb neighbors at any hour…

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Hamilton County

Some Restrictions

In unincorporated Hamilton County, electronically amplified sound cannot exceed 25 dB/A above ambient noise for more…

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Hammond

Some Restrictions

In the City of Hammond, Indiana, playing a radio, musical instrument, TV, phonograph or other sound device so it's…

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Hendricks County

Some Restrictions

In unincorporated Hendricks County, any device or activity producing unreasonably loud, disturbing, or unnecessary…

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Indianapolis

Some Restrictions

Indianapolis Revised Code section 391-302(c)(2) prohibits radios, loudspeakers, sound amplifiers, and musical…

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Kokomo

Some Restrictions

Kokomo's noise ordinance bars playing radios, stereos, loudspeakers or sound amplifiers loudly enough to disturb…

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Lafayette

Some Restrictions

Lafayette, Indiana bans running radios, TVs, musical instruments, and amplifiers between 10 p.m. and 7 a.m. if the…

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Lake County

Some Restrictions

In unincorporated Lake County, Indiana it is unlawful at any hour to operate a radio, TV, musical instrument, amplifier…

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Morgan County

Some Restrictions

In unincorporated Morgan County, Indiana, it is unlawful to make any 'unreasonably loud, disturbing or unnecessary…

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Muncie

Some Restrictions

City Code Section 100.100 bars playing any sound-producing device on public or private property in Muncie if it is…

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Noblesville

Some Restrictions

Within the area governed by §§ 93.20-93.24 of the Noblesville Code of Ordinances, § 93.22(C) bars electronically…

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South Bend

Some Restrictions

Amplified music that exceeds the 55/62 dBA property-line limits (Sec. 13-82) or is plainly audible 50 feet away (Sec…

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Warrick County

Some Restrictions

Warrick County bans operating a radio, amplifier, television or musical instrument so it is plainly audible across…

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Westfield

Some Restrictions

Playing a loudspeaker, radio, musical instrument or other sound-producing device in the City of Westfield, Indiana is…

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Dearborn County

Light Restrictions

Section 93.01(A) of the Dearborn County, Indiana code bars operating or permitting any radio, television, phonograph…

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Decibel Limits

The decibel thresholds cities enforce, usually as a table by zone and time of day, residential, commercial, and industrial limits, how noise is measured, and what happens at the property line.

Lake County

Heavy Restrictions

Unincorporated Lake County, Indiana sets numeric boundary decibel limits (Code § 93.03): 55 dBA at all times for…

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Anderson

Some Restrictions

Anderson's noise ordinance is not decibel-based. Instead of a dB cap it uses a plain-audibility test: sound from a…

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Boone County

Some Restrictions

Boone County Code Section 157.036(F) caps industrial noise at 70 decibels measured at any boundary line of a…

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Carmel

Some Restrictions

Carmel City Code Sec. 6-158(a) sets numeric dBA limits by zoning district and time of day, measured at 50 feet…

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Elkhart County

Some Restrictions

Elkhart County sets a flat, jurisdiction-wide decibel ceiling for noise: any sound exceeding 83 dBA measured 15 feet…

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Evansville

Some Restrictions

Evansville regulates industrial districts as a noise-source category under its citywide sound chapter, applying…

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Fishers

Some Restrictions

Fishers bans any noise exceeding 80 decibels, measured at least 50 feet from the property line, at any time of day or…

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Gary

Some Restrictions

Gary's M1 Limited Manufacturing District performance standards cap industrial noise using an eight-band octave table…

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Hamilton County

Some Restrictions

Unincorporated Hamilton County caps property-generated noise at 75 dB/A for more than two minutes an hour, measured a…

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Hammond

Some Restrictions

In the City of Hammond, Indiana, § 97.22 sets numeric decibel limits for vehicles on public rights-of-way, scaled by…

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Indianapolis

Some Restrictions

Indianapolis's zoning code sets no numeric decibel cap. Instead, Sec. 740-401.B.5 bars any use established after April…

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Kokomo

Some Restrictions

In the City of Kokomo, any noise exceeding 83 dB(A) measured at 15 feet from the source is prima facie evidence of a…

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Lafayette

Some Restrictions

Lafayette sets numeric noise limits in Municipal Code §§ 11.02.040 and 11.02.050: light motor vehicles cannot exceed 80…

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Laporte County

Some Restrictions

LaPorte County's only numeric decibel standard in the zoning code targets wind energy conversion systems (WECS), not…

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Noblesville

Some Restrictions

Outside the area covered by §§ 93.20-93.24, § 93.25(C) of the Noblesville Code sets numeric noise ceilings by zoning…

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South Bend

Some Restrictions

South Bend caps noise from light motor vehicles, cars, motorcycles, ATVs and trucks under 8,000 pounds, at 80 dB(A)…

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St. Joseph County

Some Restrictions

St. Joseph County sets hard decibel caps on industrial property, measured at the industrial boundary closest to a…

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Tippecanoe County

Some Restrictions

Tippecanoe County's Unified Zoning Ordinance sets numeric noise ceilings by land use in Section 4-10-6: 55 dBA by day…

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Warrick County

Some Restrictions

Warrick County Code § 158.05 caps stationary noise sources at 55 dBA measured at the property line in residential and…

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Vehicle Noise

Rules about loud vehicle exhaust, modified mufflers, racing engines, and stereos audible at distance. Covers what officers measure and typical fines.

Lake County

Heavy Restrictions

In unincorporated Lake County, Indiana it is unlawful for a light motor vehicle to exceed 80 dBA in 35-mph-or-less…

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Greenwood

Significant Restrictions

The City of Greenwood, Indiana bans playing vehicle stereos loud enough to disturb neighboring inhabitants and bans…

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Anderson

Some Restrictions

A motor vehicle sound device audible 30 feet away on a public right-of-way violates Anderson's noise ordinance. Loud…

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Bloomington

Some Restrictions

In the City of Bloomington, driving with a cut-out or removed muffler is a violation of Bloomington Municipal Code §…

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Boone County

Some Restrictions

In unincorporated Boone County, Indiana, discharging exhaust noise from a motorcycle, car, or other motor vehicle…

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Carmel

Some Restrictions

Carmel City Code Sec. 6-158 reaches motor-vehicle sound but exempts vehicles 'lawfully operating on City streets,'…

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Clark County

Some Restrictions

Operating a motor vehicle with a modified or defective exhaust system that is clearly audible 50 feet away, on a public…

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Columbus

Some Restrictions

In the City of Columbus, Indiana, Columbus Municipal Code § 8.28.040(B) and (D) prohibit loud, unnecessary engine noise…

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Elkhart County

Some Restrictions

Elkhart County bans operating a car, motorcycle or other vehicle with a broken or defective muffler, or in a way that…

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Evansville

Some Restrictions

Evansville requires motorcycle mufflers to meet federal noise standards and bars vehicle stereos from being plainly…

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Fishers

Some Restrictions

Fishers bans any device in or on a motor vehicle from being played loud enough to be plainly audible more than 30 feet…

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Fort Wayne

Some Restrictions

Fort Wayne bans excessive vehicle noise from horns held longer than five seconds and from engines or exhausts that…

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Gary

Some Restrictions

Gary bans operating a car, motorcycle or other vehicle so out of repair or overloaded that it creates loud grating…

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Hammond

Some Restrictions

In the City of Hammond, Indiana, the Common Council's noise chapter separately bans altered exhaust mufflers, prolonged…

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Indianapolis

Some Restrictions

Indianapolis Revised Code section 391-302(c)(6) bans operating any vehicle, engine, or motor with straight pipes…

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Kokomo

Some Restrictions

In the City of Kokomo, motor vehicle noise is capped at 83 dB(A) measured 15 feet from the source anywhere in the city…

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Lafayette

Some Restrictions

Lafayette Municipal Code § 11.02.040(B) makes it unlawful to operate a light motor vehicle that causes excessive noise…

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Laporte County

Some Restrictions

LaPorte County bans using a compression release engine brake, commonly called a Jake Brake, in place of a vehicle's…

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Morgan County

Some Restrictions

In unincorporated Morgan County, Indiana, it is unlawful to operate a motor vehicle, motorcycle, ATV, dirt bike…

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Noblesville

Some Restrictions

In the City of Noblesville, § 71.43 requires every motor vehicle to carry an effective, manufacturer-level muffler…

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South Bend

Some Restrictions

South Bend caps motor vehicle noise at 80 dB(A) citywide, measured at least 15 feet from the source, and separately…

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St. Joseph County

Some Restrictions

Blasting a horn without a real danger, running a car without a working muffler, or driving a vehicle so out of repair…

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Vanderburgh County

Some Restrictions

Vanderburgh County caps motor vehicle noise at 85 dbA measured 50 feet away, or 90 dbA while accelerating from a stop…

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Warrick County

Some Restrictions

Warrick County Code § 158.04 bars vehicle noise, including car stereos and modified exhaust systems, that is plainly…

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Westfield

Some Restrictions

Operating a motor vehicle with a modified or defective exhaust system is barred in the City of Westfield, Indiana under…

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Dearborn County

Light Restrictions

Under § 93.01(B) of the Dearborn County, Indiana code, the owner or person in possession of a motor vehicle with a…

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