Public Conduct in Washington (2026)
160 rules on the books across Washington, 33 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.
Bellevue
Significant RestrictionsBellevue criminalizes aggressive begging, defined as asking for money or goods with intent to intimidate someone into…
Read full rule →Everett
Significant RestrictionsEverett makes it a misdemeanor to beg in a way that intentionally blocks someone's path, or to beg using words or…
Read full rule →Lakewood
Significant RestrictionsLakewood, Washington makes aggressive begging a misdemeanor citywide. LMC Chapter 9.04 bars intimidating, following or…
Read full rule →Lynnwood
Significant RestrictionsLynnwood Municipal Code § 10.02.140 makes 'aggressive solicitation' a misdemeanor: intentionally soliciting anything of…
Read full rule →Pasco
Significant RestrictionsPasco does not single out "aggressive" panhandling; it bans all panhandling on the premises of any retail, commercial…
Read full rule →Pierce County
Significant RestrictionsPierce County makes it unlawful to solicit by coercion, defined to include threats, blocking someone's path, persisting…
Read full rule →Port Townsend
Significant RestrictionsPort Townsend bans aggressive begging citywide, covering intimidation, unsafe conduct, and pressured unsolicited…
Read full rule →Puyallup
Significant RestrictionsPuyallup makes it pedestrian interference to aggressively beg, meaning begging with intent to intimidate someone into…
Read full rule →Spokane Valley
Significant RestrictionsSpokane Valley makes it a misdemeanor to solicit money, goods, services, or signatures with intent to intimidate…
Read full rule →Tacoma
Significant RestrictionsTacoma bans soliciting within 15 feet of ATMs, doorways, pay phones, fuel pumps, and transit stops, plus after dark…
Read full rule →Seattle
Some RestrictionsSMC 12A.12.015 makes it a misdemeanor "pedestrian interference" offense to aggressively beg in a public place: defined…
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.
Bellingham
Heavy RestrictionsBellingham makes it unlawful to intentionally urinate or defecate somewhere the public can observe it: streets…
Read full rule →Kirkland
Heavy RestrictionsKirkland Municipal Code § 11.20.070 makes it a misdemeanor to intentionally urinate or defecate anywhere in public…
Read full rule →Kitsap County
Heavy RestrictionsIt is a criminal misdemeanor in unincorporated Kitsap County to intentionally urinate or defecate in a public place, or…
Read full rule →Lynnwood
Heavy RestrictionsLynnwood Municipal Code § 10.04.745 makes it a misdemeanor to intentionally urinate or defecate anywhere other than a…
Read full rule →Marysville
Heavy RestrictionsUrinating or defecating anywhere in public other than a washroom or toilet room is a misdemeanor in Marysville…
Read full rule →Pasco
Heavy RestrictionsPasco makes urinating or defecating anywhere other than a washroom or toilet a criminal "lewd act" under PMC 9.25.030…
Read full rule →Pierce County
Heavy RestrictionsPierce County makes it unlawful to urinate or defecate anywhere in its park system except into a fixture built for that…
Read full rule →Puyallup
Heavy RestrictionsPuyallup makes it a criminal misdemeanor to urinate or defecate in public. The disorderly conduct chapter reaches any…
Read full rule →Seattle
Heavy RestrictionsSeattle Municipal Code 12A.10.100 makes it unlawful to intentionally urinate or defecate in any public place, streets…
Read full rule →Spokane County
Heavy RestrictionsUrinating or defecating anywhere in a Spokane County park or facility other than the designated fixtures is a flat…
Read full rule →Tacoma
Heavy RestrictionsTacoma makes it a misdemeanor to intentionally urinate or defecate anywhere in public where the act could be observed…
Read full rule →Thurston County
Heavy RestrictionsThurston County makes it a crime to urinate or defecate in public: Thurston County Code § 10.88.040 says a person is…
Read full rule →Yakima
Heavy RestrictionsYakima makes it a misdemeanor to urinate or defecate in any public place, or any place open or available to the public…
Read full rule →Bellevue
Significant RestrictionsBellevue makes it a misdemeanor to intentionally urinate or defecate in public, anywhere other than a washroom or…
Read full rule →Everett
Significant RestrictionsEverett makes it a misdemeanor to intentionally urinate or defecate anywhere in public other than a washroom or toilet…
Read full rule →Sammamish
Significant RestrictionsSammamish treats a first public urination or defecation offense as a civil infraction carrying up to a $250 fine; a…
Read full rule →Auburn
Some RestrictionsAuburn's disorderly conduct ordinance, ACC 9.78.010(A)(8), makes it a misdemeanor to urinate or defecate anywhere open…
Read full rule →Benton County
Some RestrictionsBenton County Code 6.30.020 makes it a civil infraction, capped at a $100 fine, for anyone to urinate in a public place…
Read full rule →Edmonds
Some RestrictionsEdmonds treats public urination or defecation outside a restroom as a form of unlawful public exposure under ECC…
Read full rule →Federal Way
Some RestrictionsFederal Way makes it a misdemeanor to intentionally urinate or defecate in public under FWRC 6.45.090. The Public…
Read full rule →Kennewick
Some RestrictionsKennewick makes it a misdemeanor to intentionally urinate or defecate anywhere in public other than a washroom or…
Read full rule →Kent
Some RestrictionsIntentionally urinating or defecating in a public place in Kent, where any member of the public could observe it, is an…
Read full rule →King County
Some RestrictionsUnincorporated King County bans public urination and defecation for anyone over 12, but only outside the county's urban…
Read full rule →Lakewood
Some RestrictionsLakewood, Washington makes it disorderly conduct, a criminal misdemeanor, to urinate or defecate in any place open to…
Read full rule →Skagit County
Some RestrictionsIt is unlawful under SCC Chapter 9.36 for anyone to urinate or defecate in a public place in unincorporated Skagit…
Read full rule →Snohomish County
Some RestrictionsIntentionally urinating or defecating in public where anyone could observe it is a civil infraction in unincorporated…
Read full rule →Spokane Valley
Some RestrictionsSpokane Valley fines a first offense of intentionally urinating or defecating in public up to $100 as a civil…
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.
Lynnwood
Heavy RestrictionsLynnwood Municipal Code Section 11.58.020 bans skateboards, go-carts and similar unbraked devices like sleds and roller…
Read full rule →Auburn
Significant RestrictionsAuburn bans skateboarding and roller skating on any street, alley, sidewalk or public parking lot within the downtown…
Read full rule →Bellingham
Significant RestrictionsSkateboarding is flatly illegal on the streets, sidewalks, alleys, and parking lots of downtown Bellingham's central…
Read full rule →Cowlitz County
Significant RestrictionsUnincorporated Cowlitz County does not ban skateboarding outright, but its Code of Conduct and Trespass chapter names…
Read full rule →Edmonds
Significant RestrictionsECC 5.46.050 bans skateboards, roller skates and coasters on every arterial street in Edmonds and on sidewalks in five…
Read full rule →Everett
Significant RestrictionsEverett bans skateboards, roller skates, in-line skates and coasters entirely from sidewalks and roadways in the…
Read full rule →Port Townsend
Significant RestrictionsPort Townsend bans skateboard riding on downtown business-district streets and sidewalks, plus Union Wharf and City…
Read full rule →Puyallup
Significant RestrictionsPuyallup bans skateboards, roller skates, coasters, in-line skates and motorized foot scooters from every publicly…
Read full rule →Yakima
Significant RestrictionsYakima bans roller skating, bicycling and skateboarding on any public or private sidewalk, mall or pedestrian way…
Read full rule →Bellevue
Some RestrictionsBellevue keeps roller skates, coasters, toy vehicles and similar wheeled devices, the category skateboards fall under…
Read full rule →Federal Way
Some RestrictionsFederal Way lets the parks director post signs that ban skateboards, bicycles, coasters, and skates in specific park…
Read full rule →Kirkland
Some RestrictionsKirkland bans skateboarding at three specific public sites: Peter Kirk Park, the City Hall grounds, and the Plaza of…
Read full rule →Marysville
Some RestrictionsMarysville allows skateboards on city sidewalks but caps speed at 10 mph and bans reckless riding, with a $50 civil…
Read full rule →Renton
Some RestrictionsRiding a skateboard or rollerblading anywhere within Renton's Transit Center, except on the roadway's legally travelled…
Read full rule →Sammamish
Some RestrictionsSammamish Municipal Code § 7A.08.010 caps travel speed at 15 miles per hour in every city open space, trail, park area…
Read full rule →Tacoma
Some RestrictionsTacoma bans negligent skateboarding, scooter riding, and skating on any roadway, sidewalk, or public property, and…
Read full rule →Kent
Light RestrictionsIn Kent parks, pedestrians always have the right-of-way over skateboards, bikes, and other wheeled traffic under KCC…
Read full rule →Pasco
Light RestrictionsPasco bans skateboards, in-line skates, roller skates, and bicycles on tennis courts and stages in city parks outright…
Read full rule →Seattle
Light RestrictionsSMC 11.40.255 requires skateboarders and roller-skaters on Seattle sidewalks and public paths to move in a careful…
Read full rule →Spokane County
Light RestrictionsAnyone riding a skateboard on a public road, sidewalk, bike path, park or other public area in unincorporated Spokane…
Read full rule →Spokane Valley
Light RestrictionsSpokane Valley allows skateboarding and rollerblading on designated pathways and sidewalks in city parks unless the…
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.
Sammamish
Heavy RestrictionsSammamish Municipal Code § 8.20.020 bans underage drinking gatherings outright, treating any party of four or more…
Read full rule →Thurston County
Significant RestrictionsThurston County declares any party of four or more people where minors drink or use marijuana a public nuisance, with…
Read full rule →Everett
Some RestrictionsUnder Everett's noise ordinance, whoever is in possession of a property is liable for allowing a public nuisance noise…
Read full rule →King County
Some RestrictionsUnincorporated King County treats a loud house party as a public disturbance noise violation, and the person in…
Read full rule →Kitsap County
Some RestrictionsKitsap County Code § 10.28.145 makes it unlawful to cause, or to let originate from property in your possession, a…
Read full rule →Lakewood
Some RestrictionsLakewood, Washington's noise code bans yelling, shouting or singing near public streets between 10:00 p.m. and 8:00…
Read full rule →Seattle
Some RestrictionsSeattle's noise code SMC 25.08 sets nighttime residential quiet hours of 10pm-7am weekdays (10pm-9am weekends) and…
Read full rule →Tacoma
Some RestrictionsTacoma's public disturbance noise law bans sound from social gatherings, band sessions, or audio equipment that…
Read full rule →Yakima
Some RestrictionsYakima makes it a misdemeanor to run a party loud enough to be plainly audible 50 feet past your property line…
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).
Thurston County
Heavy RestrictionsThurston County bans loitering that blocks a doorway, sidewalk, street or alley. County Code Section 10.48.010 makes it…
Read full rule →Bellevue
Significant RestrictionsBellevue makes it a gross misdemeanor to remain in a public place while intentionally soliciting, inducing, or…
Read full rule →Federal Way
Significant RestrictionsFederal Way makes it unlawful to loiter near any public place under circumstances that manifest intent to engage in…
Read full rule →Lynnwood
Significant RestrictionsLynnwood Municipal Code § 10.04.710 makes it a misdemeanor to remain in a public place while intentionally soliciting…
Read full rule →Pierce County
Significant RestrictionsPierce County makes it a misdemeanor to loiter without lawful purpose around school grounds while school is in session…
Read full rule →Puyallup
Significant RestrictionsPuyallup does not have a general vagrancy-style loitering ordinance. Its one loitering rule is narrow: it is disorderly…
Read full rule →Seattle
Significant RestrictionsSeattle Municipal Code 12A.10.010 makes it a misdemeanor to remain in a public place while intentionally soliciting…
Read full rule →Snohomish County
Significant RestrictionsSnohomish County's only loitering ordinance covers its own airport, Paine Field: no one may disrupt, slow, or impede…
Read full rule →Tacoma
Significant RestrictionsTacoma outlaws loitering anywhere in public that shows intent to engage in drug activity, weighing factors like acting…
Read full rule →Yakima
Significant RestrictionsYakima bars loitering in public with the manifest purpose of soliciting prostitution, but officers must first let the…
Read full rule →Auburn
Some RestrictionsAuburn Municipal Code Chapter 9.50 defines loitering and lets police order people to move on when they block streets…
Read full rule →Benton County
Some RestrictionsBenton County's code carries no general anti-loitering ordinance for the unincorporated area; the only loitering…
Read full rule →King County
Some RestrictionsUnincorporated King County bans loitering or prowling when the circumstances signal an unlawful purpose or create real…
Read full rule →Kirkland
Some RestrictionsKirkland makes it a violation to remain in or loiter within any city park or recreation area while intoxicated. KMC…
Read full rule →Lakewood
Some RestrictionsLakewood, Washington bans loitering that obstructs streets, sidewalks or businesses under LMC Chapter 9.11. Rather than…
Read full rule →Marysville
Some RestrictionsMarysville Municipal Code Chapter 6.36 makes it a misdemeanor to loiter without lawful purpose on or near any public or…
Read full rule →Pasco
Some RestrictionsPasco bars loitering or prowling in a place, time, or manner unusual for law-abiding people when the circumstances…
Read full rule →Renton
Some RestrictionsRenton makes it a civil infraction to loiter, meaning to remain, for 60 consecutive minutes or more, within the…
Read full rule →Sammamish
Some RestrictionsSammamish Municipal Code § 7A.07.010 makes loitering in restrooms unlawful across every city open space, trail, park…
Read full rule →Spokane County
Some RestrictionsUnincorporated Spokane County bars anyone under 15 from loitering or congregating on streets, highways, or public…
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.
Auburn
Heavy RestrictionsAuburn bans smoking, vaping, and all tobacco use in every city park except its golf courses under ACC 2.22.085. The…
Read full rule →King County
Heavy RestrictionsSmoking, including e-cigarettes, is banned on all King County Metro transit vehicles, bus shelters and transit…
Read full rule →Kirkland
Heavy RestrictionsKirkland bans smoking and tobacco use of any kind in every city park. KMC 11.80.216 covers cigarettes, herbal…
Read full rule →Kitsap County
Heavy RestrictionsKitsap County Code § 10.32.030 makes it unlawful to smoke on the floats at Kingston Marina, the county-owned moorage…
Read full rule →Lynnwood
Heavy RestrictionsLynnwood bans smoking and vaping outright in every public park under LMC 10.16.020(L). The prohibition reaches…
Read full rule →Marysville
Heavy RestrictionsSmoking cigarettes, cigars, tobacco or e-cigarettes anywhere within a Marysville city park is unlawful, with signs…
Read full rule →Port Townsend
Heavy RestrictionsPort Townsend outlaws smoking and vaping in every city park under PTMC 11.02.025. The ban covers trails, beaches…
Read full rule →Tacoma
Heavy RestrictionsTacoma bans smoking or vaping any nicotine product anywhere in a city or Metropolitan Park District park, with a narrow…
Read full rule →Thurston County
Heavy RestrictionsThurston County bans smoking, vaping and marijuana use across its entire park system: Thurston County Code § 10.76.430…
Read full rule →Edmonds
Significant RestrictionsEdmonds bans smoking and vaping, including cigarettes, cigars, tobacco, marijuana and e-cigarettes, in every city park…
Read full rule →Federal Way
Significant RestrictionsFederal Way bans smoking and vaping in city parks, facilities, and restrooms outright, and bars tobacco or vapor use…
Read full rule →Kent
Significant RestrictionsKent prohibits smoking, vaping, or using any tobacco product on city park property, including e-cigarettes, chewing…
Read full rule →Puyallup
Significant RestrictionsPuyallup prohibits smoking cigars, cigarettes, tobacco or any other lighted material, and vaping, anywhere in city…
Read full rule →Sammamish
Significant RestrictionsSammamish adopts Washington's statewide public-place smoking law wholesale: SMC 70.05.010 incorporates RCW 70.160.030…
Read full rule →Skagit County
Significant RestrictionsSkagit County bans smoking and vaping in outdoor public places controlled by a child care facility or school, and…
Read full rule →Bellingham
Some RestrictionsBellingham bans smoking, including vaping on electronic smoking devices, in any city-owned or city-operated public…
Read full rule →Cowlitz County
Some RestrictionsUnincorporated Cowlitz County bans tobacco use, including vaping, in or within 25 feet of playgrounds, public…
Read full rule →Kennewick
Some RestrictionsKennewick bans smoking and vaping within 20 feet of any playground or tot-lot in a city park, a class 3 infraction…
Read full rule →Lakewood
Some RestrictionsLakewood, Washington bans smoking, vaping and any tobacco use inside all city parks under LMC 8.76.168. It is a civil…
Read full rule →Pasco
Some RestrictionsPasco bans smoking and tobacco use at Peanuts Park and the Farmers Market, and within 25 feet of any park shelter…
Read full rule →Seattle
Some RestrictionsWashington's Smoking in Public Places Act (RCW 70.160) bans smoking and vaping inside public places and within 25 feet…
Read full rule →Snohomish County
Some RestrictionsAt Snohomish County Airport (Paine Field), lighting up is banned within 100 feet of aircraft being fueled, fuel trucks…
Read full rule →Whatcom County
Some RestrictionsWhatcom County bans smoking and vaping in indoor public places and workplaces, and the ban follows people outdoors: WCC…
Read full rule →Yakima
Some RestrictionsYakima's Clean Indoor Air Act bans smoking in enclosed public places and workplaces and pushes smokers back 25 feet…
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.
Edmonds
Some RestrictionsEdmonds designates specific streets as "business districts" where RCW 46.90.418 bars pedestrians from crossing anywhere…
Read full rule →Marysville
Some RestrictionsEntering the roadway outside a marked crosswalk is a misdemeanor at Marysville's designated restricted intersections…
Read full rule →Puyallup
Some RestrictionsPuyallup pedestrians may not step into a moving traffic lane between intersections in the central business district…
Read full rule →Cowlitz County
Light RestrictionsCowlitz County's traffic code has no separate mid-block jaywalking statute; instead CCC § 11.04.395 and § 11.04.400…
Read full rule →Spokane County
Light RestrictionsIn unincorporated Spokane County, pedestrians who cross a roadway outside a marked or unmarked crosswalk must yield the…
Read full rule →Yakima
Light RestrictionsPedestrians in Yakima can't step off the curb into traffic between intersections in the central business district, any…
Read full rule →Seattle
Few RestrictionsWashington's 2024 Free to Walk Act amended RCW 46.61.250 so police may not stop pedestrians solely for crossing outside…
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.
Kitsap County
Heavy RestrictionsKitsap County outlaws bringing, possessing or consuming marijuana and every other drug in a county park, with no…
Read full rule →Marysville
Heavy RestrictionsMarysville enforces Washington's ban on opening a package of, or consuming, marijuana in view of the general public…
Read full rule →Pierce County
Heavy RestrictionsPierce County bans cannabis outright in its entire park system, with no permit exception like the one alcohol gets. PCC…
Read full rule →Kennewick
Significant RestrictionsKennewick bans opening a marijuana package or consuming marijuana, useable marijuana, marijuana-infused products or…
Read full rule →Seattle
Significant RestrictionsSMC 12A.20.100 makes it unlawful to open a package of, or consume, marijuana, useable marijuana, marijuana-infused…
Read full rule →Thurston County
Significant RestrictionsThurston County prohibits smoking, vaping, or using marijuana products in any county park, park preserve, or trail…
Read full rule →Bellevue
Some RestrictionsBellevue does not punish the marijuana user directly for consuming in a controlled space; instead BCC 10.06.040 makes…
Read full rule →Bellingham
Some RestrictionsBellingham bars anyone from opening a marijuana package or consuming marijuana or a marijuana-infused product anywhere…
Read full rule →Edmonds
Some RestrictionsEdmonds does not write its own public-cannabis-consumption rule; instead it adopts RCW 69.50.445, the state ban on…
Read full rule →Everett
Some RestrictionsOpening a package of marijuana or consuming it anywhere in view of the general public is a civil infraction in Everett…
Read full rule →Federal Way
Some RestrictionsFederal Way enforces the state ban on public marijuana use by adopting RCW 69.50.445 by reference in FWRC 6.10.030…
Read full rule →Kent
Some RestrictionsOpening a cannabis package or consuming cannabis where the general public can see it is unlawful in Kent under RCW…
Read full rule →Lynnwood
Some RestrictionsLynnwood makes it unlawful to open a package of marijuana or consume marijuana, useable marijuana or a…
Read full rule →Sammamish
Some RestrictionsSammamish doesn't write its own marijuana-use ban for parks; instead SMC 7A.05.060 adopts state law by reference…
Read full rule →Tacoma
Some RestrictionsOpening a marijuana package or smoking in view of the public is unlawful in Tacoma, which folds the state's…
Read full rule →Yakima
Some RestrictionsYakima has no standalone public-marijuana ordinance. Instead, YMC § 6.08.015 adopts a list of Revised Code of…
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.
Bellingham
Heavy RestrictionsBellingham bars opening, possessing an open container of, or consuming liquor in any public place unless the site or…
Read full rule →Benton County
Heavy RestrictionsBenton County bans alcohol outright in every county park. BCC 7.28.020(b) makes it unlawful to consume or possess any…
Read full rule →Grant County
Heavy RestrictionsGrant County Code 8.40.030 bans using, possessing or consuming alcohol at any time in the Moses Lake Sand Dunes Area…
Read full rule →Marysville
Heavy RestrictionsMarysville Municipal Code § 6.58.010 incorporates RCW 66.44.100, the state ban on opening or consuming liquor in a…
Read full rule →Auburn
Significant RestrictionsAuburn enforces Washington's statewide open-container law by reference: opening a liquor package or drinking alcohol in…
Read full rule →King County
Significant RestrictionsKing County bans open containers and alcohol consumption in all unincorporated county park areas and marine facilities…
Read full rule →Kirkland
Significant RestrictionsKirkland makes it unlawful to open or possess an open container of liquor in any place open to the public. KMC…
Read full rule →Kitsap County
Significant RestrictionsDrinking alcohol in a Kitsap County park is off-limits everywhere except contractually reserved community-center areas…
Read full rule →Lakewood
Significant RestrictionsLakewood, Washington prohibits selling, possessing or drinking alcohol anywhere in a City park, recreation area or…
Read full rule →Pasco
Significant RestrictionsPasco makes it unlawful to open, possess, display, or consume liquor in any City park or recreation building without a…
Read full rule →Pierce County
Significant RestrictionsPierce County bans open alcohol in its park system outright. PCC 14.08.060(M)(2) makes it unlawful to display, possess…
Read full rule →Renton
Significant RestrictionsDrinking or possessing an open container of alcohol is banned in Renton parks except in areas the Parks and Recreation…
Read full rule →Sammamish
Significant RestrictionsAlcohol is banned by default across Sammamish parks, trails, and open space. SMC 7A.05.010 makes it unlawful to open…
Read full rule →Seattle
Significant RestrictionsSMC 12A.24.025 bars opening, possessing an open container of, or consuming liquor in any public place in Seattle…
Read full rule →Thurston County
Significant RestrictionsThurston County bans opening or drinking alcohol in county parks except in designated campgrounds, picnic areas, or…
Read full rule →Yakima County
Significant RestrictionsOpening or drinking alcohol in a Yakima County park, or on Yakima Greenway Foundation property in the unincorporated…
Read full rule →Everett
Some RestrictionsEverett Municipal Code § 10.42.020 makes it an infraction, fine of $50 plus statutory assessments, to open a package…
Read full rule →Federal Way
Some RestrictionsFederal Way bans using or possessing alcohol, even an unopened container, in any city park. Organized groups can get…
Read full rule →Kennewick
Some RestrictionsKennewick makes it a civil infraction, not a crime, to open a package of liquor or drink it in any public place inside…
Read full rule →Lynnwood
Some RestrictionsLynnwood bars anyone from carrying an open or unsealed container of liquor or beer in a public place and separately…
Read full rule →Port Townsend
Some RestrictionsPort Townsend adopts RCW 66.44.100 by reference, making it a misdemeanor to open or consume liquor in any public place…
Read full rule →Puyallup
Some RestrictionsPuyallup bans drinking alcohol or carrying an opened container on city streets, public highways, roads or any other…
Read full rule →Spokane Valley
Some RestrictionsSpokane Valley fines anyone who opens, drinks, or holds an open container of liquor in a public place $50 plus court…
Read full rule →Tacoma
Some RestrictionsOpening or possessing an opened container of liquor, or drinking it, in any Tacoma public place is a civil infraction…
Read full rule →Yakima
Some RestrictionsYakima adopts RCW 66.44.100 by reference, making it unlawful to open a container of liquor or drink alcohol in any…
Read full rule →