What is the residential decibel limit in Grand Prairie, TX?

Daytime limit: 65 dB (6 AM - 10 PM). Nighttime limit: 58 dB (10 PM - 6 AM). Noise may not exceed the residential limits by more than 20 dB at any time in a measured period. For commercial properties, sound pressure levels at the boundary property line must not exceed limits specified in Chapter 13 of the Code of Ordinances. Noise sensitive zones (schools, hospitals, churches, libraries) have specific standards to prevent unreasonable interference.

Who do I call for a noise complaint in Grand Prairie, TX?

For non-emergencies, contact the police at 972-237-8790. For code violations, contact Code Enforcement at 972-237-8296.

Grand Prairie, TX Noise Ordinance

Quiet Hours: 10 PM to 6 AM

Residential Decibel Limit: 65 dB (6 AM - 10 PM) (Day) / 58 dB (10 PM - 6 AM) (Night)

Summary: Grand Prairie, TX noise ordinances, primarily found in Article XIII of the City's Code of Ordinances, prohibit excessive sound disturbing peace. Residential areas have day limits of 65 dB (6 AM-10 PM) and night limits of 58 dB (10 PM-6 AM). Noise cannot exceed these limits by more than 20 dB at any time. Construction and trash collection are restricted to daytime hours in residential zones.

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