City of Atlanta Guidelines for Safe and Enjoyable Use of City Parks This Summer

City of Atlanta Guidelines for Safe and Enjoyable Use of City Parks This Summer
Mayor Andre Dickens — City of Atlanta Official Website
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ATLANTA — Summer is here Atlanta! In celebration of National Parks and Recreation Month this July, join Mayor Andre Dickens and the Department of Parks and Recreation in visiting any of our 380 parks in the City of Atlanta! From quiet and peaceful nature preserves to vibrant regional parks, from fun splashpads and beloved playgrounds to mountain biking and disc golf, and so much more, there’s something for everyone to be found this summer. Here are some friendly reminders from your Department of Parks and Recreation as you safely enjoy the parks this summer:

  1. When you visit your City of Atlanta Parks, remember that parks are open daily from 6:00 a.m. – 11:00 p.m.
  2. Help be our eyes and ears! If you see illegal activity, report it to 911.
  3. Help keep our parks clean. Place all trash in receptacles.
  4. Report park maintenance concerns to Parks Customer Service: 404-546-6813 or parkscustomerservice@atlantaga.gov.
  5. Always lock your vehicle and leave all valuables at home.
  6. Vehicles are NOT allowed to drive or park within a park.
  7. Gatherings over 75 people require a permit. Email Parks Reservations at parksreservationist@atlantaga.gov.
  8. Alcohol and vending are prohibited in City parks without a permit from the City of Atlanta.
  9. Bounce Houses and amplified sound are prohibited in City parks without a permit from the City of Atlanta.
  10. All pets must be on leashes unless at designated dog park.
  11. Smoking, drugs, and illegal substances are not allowed in City parks.
  12. It is illegal to deface or destroy public property.
  13. Fireworks are prohibited in City of Atlanta parks.

For a complete list of all park rules and ordinances, please consult the online version of the Code of Ordinances Chapter 110.

Download a flyer with this information here

Original source can be found here.



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