Every town writes its own rules, and Garland County's live in its municipal code — 37 chapters covering day-to-day questions like fences, parking, pets, permits and property upkeep. Below is the full map of what the code covers.
Ask Garland County's code a questionWhat's in the Garland County code
- Ch 1 — GENERAL PROVISIONS
- Ch 2 — ADMINISTRATION
- Ch 6 — ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES
- Ch 10 — ANIMALS
- Ch 14 — BUILDINGS AND BUILDING REGULATIONS
- Ch 15 — BUSINESS LICENSES
- Ch 18 — COURTS
- Ch 22 — EMERGENCY SERVICES
- Ch u9 — Chapters 23, 24 - RESERVED
- Ch 25 — FIRE PREVENTION AND PROTECTION
- Ch 26 — FLOODS
- Ch 27 — HOT SPRINGS VILLAGE
- Ch u13 — Chapters 28, 29 - RESERVED
- Ch 30 — LAW ENFORCEMENT
- Ch u15 — Chapters 31—33 - RESERVED
- Ch 34 — LIBRARY
- Ch u17 — Chapters 35—37 - RESERVED
- Ch 38 — PARKS AND RECREATION
- Ch u19 — Chapters 39—41 - RESERVED
- Ch 42 — PERSONNEL
- Ch u21 — Chapters 43—45 - RESERVED
- Ch 46 — MASTER ROAD PLAN AND SPECIFICATIONS
- Ch u23 — Chapters 47—49 - RESERVED
- Ch 50 — SECONDHAND GOODS
- Ch u25 — Chapters 51—53 - RESERVED
- Ch 54 — SOLID WASTE
- Ch 56 — STORMWATER
- Ch 57 — RESERVED
- Ch 58 — TAXATION
- Ch u30 — Chapters 59—61 - RESERVED
- Ch 62 — TELECOMMUNICATIONS
- Ch u32 — Chapters 63—65 - RESERVED
- Ch 66 — TRAFFIC AND VEHICLES
- Ch u34 — Chapters 67—69 - RESERVED
- Ch 70 — UTILITIES
- Ch u36 — Chapters 71—73 - RESERVED
- Ch 74 — WATERWAYS