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Tucker approves new loitering ordinance in partnership with DeKalb County police
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Tucker approves new loitering ordinance in partnership with DeKalb County police
The Tucker City Council approved an ordinance on March 9, amending the city’s loitering code, marking the beginning of an expanded partnership with DeKalb County Police Department. The ordinance, approved unanimously during the meeting, amends the city’s loitering code to mirror the changes made to DeKalb County’s code in March 2025. The ordinance adds establishments that sell alcohol, car service stations, convenience stores, and extended-stay …
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