Noise Ordinances

Noise ordinances are laws established by local governments to regulate excessive noise in specific areas, typically to maintain a peaceful environment. These rules set acceptable noise levels during different times of the day, often stricter at night to minimize disturbances while people are sleeping. Common sources of regulated noise include loud music, construction, and traffic. Violating a noise ordinance can lead to fines or other penalties. The goal is to balance the rights of individuals to enjoy their property while considering the community's overall quality of life.