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Public Conduct in Michigan (2026)

164 rules on the books across Michigan, 32 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.

Flint

Heavy Restrictions

Flint outright bans going person to person or place to place soliciting contributions, with an exception only for…

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Jackson County

Heavy Restrictions

Jackson County outlaws all begging on Parks and Recreation Commission property, not just aggressive solicitation…

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Battle Creek

Significant Restrictions

Section 618.33 of the Battle Creek, Michigan Codified Ordinances regulates soliciting alms by place, time and manner…

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Dearborn

Significant Restrictions

Dearborn bans aggressive panhandling in public areas, including touching, blocking, following, or intimidating…

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Dearborn Heights

Significant Restrictions

In the City of Dearborn Heights, begging without the property owner's or lessee's consent is a misdemeanor. Begging in…

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Farmington Hills

Significant Restrictions

Farmington Hills makes it unlawful to loiter, remain or wander in a public place for aggressive begging, defined to…

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Kalamazoo

Significant Restrictions

Kalamazoo City Code § 22-18 bars soliciting on private property without the owner's permission and bans aggressive…

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Kent County

Significant Restrictions

Begging or soliciting contributions of any kind, public or private, anywhere in a Kent County park is illegal unless…

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Pontiac

Significant Restrictions

Pontiac's begging ordinance, City Code Sections 86-145 through 86-148, does not ban panhandling outright but makes it a…

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Royal Oak

Significant Restrictions

In the City of Royal Oak, loitering, remaining or wandering in a public place for aggressive begging is a criminal…

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Southfield

Significant Restrictions

In the City of Southfield, begging or soliciting money in an aggressive manner, such as blocking a person's path…

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Sterling Heights

Significant Restrictions

Sterling Heights treats panhandling as disorderly conduct, not a narrowly defined "aggressive" offense. City Code §…

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Taylor

Significant Restrictions

In the City of Taylor, Michigan, Taylor City Code § 32-289 bans aggressive panhandling: touching people without…

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Wyoming

Significant Restrictions

In Wyoming, Michigan (Kent County), Code § 50-170 makes it a civil infraction to accost, solicit or force oneself upon…

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Detroit

Some Restrictions

Detroit lets people beg or solicit donations, but bans accosting, blocking, or following someone who refuses, plus…

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Livonia

Some Restrictions

Livonia treats aggressive panhandling as disorderly conduct under Code § 9.40.010(C)(4), which lists eight specific…

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Novi

Some Restrictions

In the City of Novi, Code § 22-7 bars begging within twenty feet of a bank or ATM, soliciting cafe patrons without the…

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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.

Ann Arbor

Heavy Restrictions

Ann Arbor's disorderly conduct code bans urinating or defecating on any public street, sidewalk, or building floor open…

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Detroit

Heavy Restrictions

Detroit bans urinating or defecating anywhere in public other than a designated restroom. The prohibition is citywide…

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Grand Rapids

Heavy Restrictions

Grand Rapids makes it illegal to urinate, defecate, or perform any act creating a hazardous or unsanitary condition in…

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Jackson County

Heavy Restrictions

Jackson County bans urinating, defecating or spitting in public anywhere on Parks and Recreation Commission property…

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Kalamazoo

Heavy Restrictions

Kalamazoo City Code § 22-34.1 makes it unlawful to urinate or defecate on any street, sidewalk, park or other public…

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Kent County

Heavy Restrictions

Urinating or defecating anywhere in a Kent County park, other than in restrooms or facilities built for that purpose…

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Rochester Hills

Heavy Restrictions

Rochester Hills treats public urination and defecation as disorderly conduct under City Code section 70-117(15). Anyone…

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Troy

Heavy Restrictions

Troy's Criminal Code flatly bars urinating anywhere in public other than a designated lavatory. Chapter 98 Section…

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Warren

Heavy Restrictions

Warren treats urinating or defecating in any public place that is not a bathroom as disorderly conduct. Sec…

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Dearborn

Significant Restrictions

Dearborn makes it unlawful to urinate or defecate in a public place or in view of the public, regardless of whether…

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Battle Creek

Some Restrictions

Section 618.18 of the Battle Creek, Michigan Codified Ordinances bars any person from urinating or defecating in any…

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Flint

Some Restrictions

Flint makes it a disorderly-persons offense to urinate or defecate on a public street, sidewalk, or any place open to…

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Lansing

Some Restrictions

Lansing, Michigan bans urinating, defecating or spitting in any public place or on someone else's property outside a…

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Novi

Some Restrictions

It's unlawful in Novi to urinate or defecate anywhere in public other than in a toilet or urinal, under Sec. 22-158 of…

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Pontiac

Some Restrictions

Public urination and defecation are unlawful anywhere in the City of Pontiac outside a restroom under City Code Section…

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Royal Oak

Some Restrictions

In the City of Royal Oak, City Code § 278-35(G) makes it disorderly conduct to urinate in a public place, except at…

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Sterling Heights

Some Restrictions

Sterling Heights makes it a misdemeanor to urinate or defecate anywhere in public except a designated restroom toilet.

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Westland

Some Restrictions

Westland makes it a misdemeanor to urinate or defecate in any public place within the city outside an appropriate…

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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.

Dearborn

Significant Restrictions

Skateboards, skates, bicycles, scooters, and other wheeled apparatus are banned inside the Dearborn Dog Park, the…

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Dearborn Heights

Significant Restrictions

In the City of Dearborn Heights, City Code § 32-216 keeps anyone on roller skates, or riding a coaster, toy vehicle, or…

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Flint

Significant Restrictions

The City of Flint prohibits roller skates, skateboards and similar devices in Riverbank Park, except during a scheduled…

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Grand Rapids

Significant Restrictions

Skateboarding, long boarding, and inline or roller skating are banned within Grand Rapids' Downtown Improvement…

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Pontiac

Significant Restrictions

City Code § 114-22 bars anyone on roller skates or riding a coaster, toy vehicle, "or similar device" (language broad…

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Royal Oak

Significant Restrictions

Skateboarding is banned outright in Royal Oak's Downtown Business Area and Civic Center Area under City Code Chapter…

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Sterling Heights

Significant Restrictions

Sterling Heights bans skateboards, roller skates, roller blades, and scooters anywhere on the Civic Center Complex…

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Battle Creek

Some Restrictions

In the City of Battle Creek, Calhoun County, Michigan, the Codified Ordinances regulate electric skateboards through…

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Clinton Township

Some Restrictions

Skateboards fall under the Park Chapter's bicycle rules in Clinton Township. Section 1062.02(e) defines "conveyance" to…

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Detroit

Some Restrictions

Detroit bans riding skateboards, roller blades, roller skates, or scooters in any city park, public place, or boulevard…

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Farmington Hills

Some Restrictions

Farmington Hills requires anyone under sixteen to wear a protective safety helmet while skateboarding, biking, or…

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Kalamazoo

Some Restrictions

In the City of Kalamazoo, City Code § 33-22 bans skateboards, roller skates, and scooters from state trunk line…

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Lansing

Some Restrictions

Riding a bicycle, e-bike, skateboard, e-skateboard, scooter, e-scooter, mobility device or in-line skates on a sidewalk…

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Livonia

Some Restrictions

Livonia bans skateboards, rollerblades and roller skates on the sidewalks, ramps, steps and other property adjacent to…

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Muskegon County

Some Restrictions

Muskegon County parks confine skateboards, bicycles, scooters, roller-skates and similar devices to park roadways, and…

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Ottawa County

Some Restrictions

Code of Ottawa County § 400.3.1.15(a) allows skateboards, scooters, and roller skates on Commission Park Property only…

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Warren

Some Restrictions

Warren bans skateboards, roller skates, roller blades and scooters on ramps, staircases, landscape structures, benches…

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Wyoming

Some Restrictions

Wyoming, Michigan regulates skateboards and electric skateboards as micromobility devices under Code of Ordinances Sec…

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Kent County

Light Restrictions

Kent County's Parks Ordinance lets the Parks Department post areas off-limits to roller skates, rollerblades, and…

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Rochester Hills

Light Restrictions

Rochester Hills Code section 74-66 lets people roller skate or coast on skateboards, hand sleds, bobsleds or other…

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Shelby Village

Light Restrictions

Shelby bars skateboards, bicycles, roller blades and scooters from the public sidewalks along North Michigan Avenue…

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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.

Kalamazoo

Heavy Restrictions

Hosting, attending or knowingly enabling a nuisance party is a misdemeanor in the City of Kalamazoo under §§ 21-25…

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Saginaw County

Significant Restrictions

Saginaw County Ordinance #107 makes it illegal to allow an "open house party" where a minor possesses, consumes or uses…

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Ann Arbor

Some Restrictions

When Ann Arbor police can't identify who's responsible for a noisy gathering, the property's owner, lessee, or occupant…

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Battle Creek

Some Restrictions

In the City of Battle Creek, Michigan, a person who occupies or controls a place and permits or suffers it to become a…

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Dearborn Heights

Some Restrictions

In the City of Dearborn Heights, a responsible person who exercises control over a residence or rental premises commits…

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Detroit

Some Restrictions

Detroit bans loud music, amplified sound, or noise-making devices between 10 p.m. and 7 a.m. citywide, with tighter…

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Farmington Hills

Some Restrictions

Farmington Hills makes it illegal for an adult in control of a residence to let minors possess or consume alcohol or…

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Grand Rapids

Some Restrictions

Grand Rapids prohibits letting your property host a 'residential disturbance,' a gathering between 10 p.m. and 7 a.m…

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Lansing

Some Restrictions

Lansing bars any loud, unnecessary or unusual noise that annoys, disturbs or endangers others' comfort, repose or…

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Novi

Some Restrictions

Novi holds hosts responsible for underage drinking at their own parties. City Code § 22-217 makes it unlawful for…

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Rochester Hills

Some Restrictions

Rochester Hills Code section 70-354 makes it unlawful for anyone 16 or older who controls a residence or hall to allow…

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Royal Oak

Some Restrictions

In the City of Royal Oak, the Open Party Ordinance (City Code §§ 430-13 to 430-17) makes it a crime for anyone…

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Sterling Heights

Some Restrictions

Sterling Heights makes it a misdemeanor to host, maintain, cause, or facilitate a gathering that becomes a public…

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Taylor

Some Restrictions

In the City of Taylor, Michigan, Taylor City Code § 32-280 makes it a crime to let a home, yard or business become a…

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Warren

Some Restrictions

Warren fines anyone who lets a noisy or riotous gathering disturb the neighborhood at a residence they own, rent, or…

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West Bloomfield

Some Restrictions

Section 15-149 of the West Bloomfield Township Code makes it unlawful for an adult who controls a residence to allow an…

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Westland

Some Restrictions

Westland makes it a misdemeanor to create loud, unreasonable noise that disturbs neighbors' comfort or peace, including…

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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).

Troy

Heavy Restrictions

Troy Code Section 98.11.03 makes it a criminal offense to loiter, frequent or live in any place with intent to use…

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Dearborn Heights

Significant Restrictions

In the City of Dearborn Heights, it is unlawful to loiter, loaf, wander or stand idle in a public place after a police…

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Grand Rapids

Significant Restrictions

Grand Rapids bans loitering in a public building or private premises after being told to leave by the owner or…

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Pontiac

Significant Restrictions

In the City of Pontiac, City Code § 58-92 makes it unlawful to "knowingly loiter" about any building, vacant lot…

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Royal Oak

Significant Restrictions

In the City of Royal Oak, City Code § 278-45 makes it a criminal offense to loiter or remain in a public place for…

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Warren

Significant Restrictions

Warren makes it unlawful to loiter, loaf, or hang around a public place in ways that block sidewalks, obstruct…

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Ann Arbor

Some Restrictions

Ann Arbor bans loitering on public streets, sidewalks, or public building premises when circumstances would alarm a…

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Battle Creek

Some Restrictions

Section 618.34 of the Battle Creek, Michigan Codified Ordinances defines loitering as remaining in a location for a…

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Bay County

Some Restrictions

Bay County makes it a misdemeanor to loiter in or about a school building or on school grounds without a legitimate…

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Clinton Township

Some Restrictions

Clinton Township bans loitering, lingering, sitting or standing in the public areas of hotels, offices, business…

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Dearborn

Some Restrictions

Dearborn bans loitering, loafing, or standing idle in public places that obstructs streets, sidewalks, or business…

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Detroit

Some Restrictions

Detroit police can order anyone loitering on a street, sidewalk, overpass, or public place to move on, and it's…

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Farmington Hills

Some Restrictions

Farmington Hills bars standing or idling in or about a store or business when it interferes with normal operations or…

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Flint

Some Restrictions

The City of Flint bans loitering, lingering or standing around on streets, sidewalks and other public places when the…

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Kalamazoo

Some Restrictions

Kalamazoo City Code § 22-37C makes it unlawful to loiter, congregate or be found in any house or place where illegal…

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Lansing

Some Restrictions

Lansing, Michigan bars prowling around someone else's property at night without permission and bars unwarranted…

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Livonia

Some Restrictions

Livonia's disorderly-persons law, Code § 9.40.010(C), makes loitering unlawful in five specific settings: houses of…

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Novi

Some Restrictions

In the City of Novi, Code § 22-92 bans loitering on any street, sidewalk, overpass or public place, defining loitering…

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Rochester Hills

Some Restrictions

Rochester Hills defines loitering broadly, as remaining idle or lingering in one spot, including sitting in a parked…

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Royal Oak Township

Some Restrictions

In the Charter Township of Royal Oak, Michigan, § 16-80 bars loitering in a public place in a way that disturbs others…

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Shelby Village

Some Restrictions

Shelby's disorderly conduct chapter makes it unlawful to loiter in any public place or to obstruct the free passage of…

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Southfield

Some Restrictions

In the City of Southfield, it is unlawful to linger, loiter, sit or stand in the public areas of any hotel, motel…

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Sterling Heights

Some Restrictions

Sterling Heights bans loitering in a place, time, or manner unusual for law-abiding people when it creates a…

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Taylor

Some Restrictions

In the City of Taylor, Michigan, Taylor City Code § 32-285 bans loitering, loafing or standing idle in a public place…

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West Bloomfield

Some Restrictions

In West Bloomfield Township, Section 15-143 makes it unlawful to obstruct free passage in a public place after a police…

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Westland

Some Restrictions

Westland's disorderly-persons ordinance makes it a misdemeanor to loiter around illegal businesses, vice locations, or…

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Wyoming

Some Restrictions

Wyoming, Michigan (Kent County) makes it unlawful to conduct oneself in any public street, park or place, or place open…

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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.

Rochester Hills

Heavy Restrictions

Rochester Hills prohibits smoking outright at Thelma G. Spencer Park under section 74-113, defining smoking broadly to…

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Ann Arbor

Significant Restrictions

Ann Arbor bans smoking within 20 feet of city building entrances, within 10 feet of AAATA bus stops, near the Blake…

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Bay County

Significant Restrictions

Bay County bans smoking in library buildings, on library grounds and in Library System bookmobiles, except in areas the…

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Grand Rapids

Significant Restrictions

Grand Rapids prohibits smoking, including e-cigarettes, in any public place whether open or enclosed: covering city…

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Muskegon County

Significant Restrictions

Muskegon County bans smoking, tobacco and e-cigarette use across county park beach areas, including sand, grass, decks…

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Ottawa County

Significant Restrictions

Code of Ottawa County § 400.3.1.6(a)(xviii) prohibits smoking or using a tobacco product, e-cigarette, or similar…

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Westland

Significant Restrictions

Westland prohibits consuming or smoking marihuana in any public place, including parks and sidewalks, and bars smoking…

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Dearborn

Some Restrictions

Dearborn bans smoking within 15 feet of play structures in its community parks and entirely inside mini-parks that have…

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Flint

Some Restrictions

Flint prohibits smoking or carrying lighted tobacco in any public place, plus specific outdoor streets and sidewalks…

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Novi

Some Restrictions

The City of Novi bans smoking inside every enclosed building it owns, leases or operates and pushes that ban outward…

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Shelby Village

Some Restrictions

Shelby bans smoking in any public park in the village, unless the area has been designated a smoking area by the…

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Warren

Some Restrictions

Warren prohibits smoking within twenty-five feet of any entrance to a city-owned or -managed public building, from city…

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Kalamazoo

Light Restrictions

In the City of Kalamazoo, City Code § 33-24 bars smoking in any park area or at any event that is posted or designated…

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Kent County

Light Restrictions

Kent County's Parks Ordinance bars smoking any cigarette, cigar, pipe, or other smoking material inside enclosed…

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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.

Kent County

Heavy Restrictions

Possessing, delivering or using marijuana or any other controlled substance anywhere in a Kent County park is unlawful…

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Novi

Heavy Restrictions

Sec. 22-177 of the Novi city code makes it unlawful for anyone to use or knowingly possess marijuana anywhere within…

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Rochester Hills

Heavy Restrictions

Rochester Hills Code section 70-277 makes it unlawful to use or possess marijuana except as authorized by state law…

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Southfield

Heavy Restrictions

Southfield's own Code still makes it unlawful to possess, control, use, give away or sell marijuana anywhere in the…

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Dearborn

Significant Restrictions

Dearborn bars consuming or smoking marijuana in public, or wherever the property owner prohibits it, punishable by a…

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Warren

Significant Restrictions

Warren bans registered medical marijuana patients from consuming marijuana anywhere the public can access, including…

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Clinton Township

Some Restrictions

Clinton Township prohibits consuming or smoking marihuana in public places, or wherever a property owner or manager…

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Royal Oak

Some Restrictions

In the City of Royal Oak, City Code § 278-46 makes it a criminal offense to knowingly or intentionally possess…

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Sterling Heights

Some Restrictions

Sterling Heights bans consuming marijuana in any public place under City Code § 35-65(A)(5), part of a longer list of…

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Taylor

Some Restrictions

In the City of Taylor, Michigan, Taylor City Code § 32-511 does not ban public marijuana use outright; it requires…

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Troy

Some Restrictions

Troy Code Section 98.11.01(c) forbids consuming or smoking marihuana in any public place, and extends to private…

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West Bloomfield

Some Restrictions

West Bloomfield Township Code Section 15-221(a)(1)e bars consuming or smoking marihuana in a public place, unless it…

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Wyoming

Some Restrictions

In Wyoming, Michigan (Kent County), Code § 50-188(d) makes it unlawful to consume marijuana in a public place, and…

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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.

Ann Arbor

Heavy Restrictions

Ann Arbor prohibits drinking alcoholic liquor on public streets, in public parking lots or structures, and inside…

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Clinton Township

Heavy Restrictions

Clinton Township bans drinking beer, wine, or liquor anywhere in public outside of a building, including on sidewalks…

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Detroit

Heavy Restrictions

Detroit prohibits drinking alcoholic liquor on any street, sidewalk, alley, or other publicly-owned area, with a narrow…

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Farmington Hills

Heavy Restrictions

Farmington Hills bans bringing, possessing, or drinking alcoholic liquor anywhere in a city park under City Code §…

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Grand Rapids

Heavy Restrictions

Grand Rapids makes it unlawful to consume alcoholic liquor in any public place or place open to the public, except on…

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Pontiac

Heavy Restrictions

In the City of Pontiac, City Code § 10-2 makes it unlawful to drink, carry or possess unsealed alcoholic liquor on…

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Southfield

Heavy Restrictions

In the City of Southfield, drinking alcoholic liquor on public highways is flatly banned, and drinking in any public…

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West Bloomfield

Heavy Restrictions

West Bloomfield Township bans alcohol entirely inside its community parks: Section 16-25 makes it unlawful to sell or…

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Battle Creek

Significant Restrictions

Battle Creek, Michigan prohibits consuming or possessing open alcoholic liquor in any public place, including streets…

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Bay County

Significant Restrictions

Bay County makes it a misdemeanor to drink alcohol on any public street, highway, alley, sidewalk or public way open to…

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Dearborn

Significant Restrictions

Dearborn bans drinking or carrying an open alcoholic container on any public street, highway, or vehicle parked there…

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Dearborn Heights

Significant Restrictions

City Code § 4-29 bans drinking alcoholic liquor on public streets, in public parking lots or structures, or inside the…

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Flint

Significant Restrictions

The City of Flint bans drinking alcohol or beer on public streets, in parks, or in any other public place, including…

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Kalamazoo

Significant Restrictions

In the City of Kalamazoo, City Code § 22-57 bars consuming or possessing an open, uncapped container of alcoholic…

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Kent County

Significant Restrictions

Drinking or possessing alcoholic liquor in a Kent County park is illegal without the Parks Director's written approval…

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Livonia

Significant Restrictions

Livonia Code § 9.32.100 makes it unlawful to drink alcohol in a car on public streets, or on the premises of any…

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Muskegon County

Significant Restrictions

Muskegon County bans possessing alcohol on county park property except at specific locations and times, and only after…

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Ottawa County

Significant Restrictions

Code of Ottawa County § 400.3.1.8(a) bars anyone on Commission Park Property from possessing any alcoholic beverage…

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Rochester Hills

Significant Restrictions

Rochester Hills bans bringing, possessing or drinking alcoholic liquor in any city park unless the city council grants…

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Royal Oak Township

Significant Restrictions

In the Charter Township of Royal Oak, Michigan, § 16-179 makes it unlawful to imbibe any alcoholic beverage in any…

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Troy

Significant Restrictions

Troy makes it a misdemeanor to drink alcoholic liquor anywhere in public unless the location holds a Michigan Liquor…

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Warren

Significant Restrictions

Warren makes it a misdemeanor, punishable by up to $500 and 90 days in jail, to bring, possess or consume alcoholic…

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Westland

Significant Restrictions

Westland bans drinking alcohol on any public highway citywide, and bars all liquor except beer or wine in unlicensed…

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Wyoming

Significant Restrictions

Wyoming, Michigan bans possessing or drinking alcoholic liquor in any city-owned or city-administered public park or…

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Jackson County

Some Restrictions

Jackson County bans drinking or possessing alcohol on Parks and Recreation Commission property unless the person is 21…

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Lansing

Some Restrictions

Lansing, Michigan bans drinking or carrying an open container of alcohol on public streets, sidewalks, parks and…

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Novi

Some Restrictions

In the City of Novi, it is unlawful to possess an open container of alcoholic liquor, or to consume alcoholic liquor…

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Royal Oak

Some Restrictions

In the City of Royal Oak, City Code § 278-32 bans transporting or possessing any alcoholic liquor in an open, uncapped…

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Sterling Heights

Some Restrictions

Drinking alcohol on any Sterling Heights street, sidewalk, alley or parking area is banned outright under City Code §…

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Taylor

Some Restrictions

City of Taylor, Michigan parks limit alcohol under Sec. 34-86. Open containers of alcoholic liquor are banned in park…

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