What is the residential decibel limit in Tuscaloosa, AL?

Daytime limit: 80 dB(A) (6 AM - 9 PM). Nighttime limit: 75 dB(A) (9 PM - 6 AM). Limits apply at any property line within a residential district or on public streets/rights-of-way bordering a residential district. Amplified sound from motor vehicles on public streets is limited to 75 dB(A).

Who do I call for a noise complaint in Tuscaloosa, AL?

For non-emergencies, contact the police at 205-349-2121. For code violations, contact Code Enforcement at 311 (within city limits) or 205-248-5311 (outside city limits).

Tuscaloosa, AL Noise Ordinance

Quiet Hours: 9 PM - 6 AM

Residential Decibel Limit: 80 dB(A) (6 AM - 9 PM) (Day) / 75 dB(A) (9 PM - 6 AM) (Night)

Summary: Tuscaloosa, AL noise ordinances, primarily Article II, Sections 10.8-11 through 10.8-15, aim to protect public peace and quality of life. The regulations prohibit loud or raucous noise exceeding 80 dB(A) during the day (6 AM-9 PM) and 75 dB(A) at night (9 PM-6 AM) in residential areas. Amplified sound from vehicles on public streets is restricted to 75 dB(A).

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