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Home MenuTemporary Street or Lane Closure Permit Process
(City of Atlanta, Code of Ordinances, Section 142-85a)
- If the proposed Temporary Lane/Street Closure affiliated with an outdoor festival
and/or assembly, the applicant will need to apply for a permit through The Mayor’s Office
of Special Events (MOSE). - If the proposed Temporary Lane/Street Closure is affiliated with any type of construction
project, the applicant will need to apply for a permit through the Department of Public
Works and Transportation. - The applicant will download the Temporary Street or Lane Closure Permit Application /
Invoice. - The applicant will complete the Temporary Street or Lane Closure Permit Application /
Invoice. - The attached invoice is for the $50 Application and Reviewing fee. This fee is NONREFUNDABLE
and must be paid prior to the review, approval/denial, and issuance of the
Temporary Street or Lane Closure Permit. - The date of the Temporary Street or Lane Closure Permit Application / Invoice on the
application must be at least 10 days from the date received by Special Operations Section. - The applicant is required to hire one or more POST‐ certified police officers. The
number of officers is dependent upon number of lanes or streets to be closed. Contact
the Special Operations Section (apdsospermits@atlantaga.gov) if unaware of the number of police officers required. - The applicant will take the Temporary Street or Lane Closure Permit Application /
Invoice to the Revenue Collection Administrator’s window at Atlanta City Hall, 55
Trinity Ave, Atlanta, GA 30303. Upon payment, you will receive a receipt. - The applicant will email a copy (photo or scan) of the Temporary Street or Lane Closure
Permit Application / Invoice and Paid Receipt to (apdsospermits@atlantaga.gov) in the Special Operations Section. - Upon receiving the receipt, The Special Operations Section Commander will review the
application and either approve or reject it. - If the application is approved, The Special Operations Section will issue the valid
Temporary Street or Lane Closure Permit to the applicant. - If the application is rejected, the applicant will receive a letter of rejection.