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Jonesboro golf cart registration due Feb. 15

An ordinance past last year requiring all golf carts be registered and in good working order. Registration is due Feb. 15. CONTRIBUTED
An ordinance past last year requiring all golf carts be registered and in good working order. Registration is due Feb. 15. CONTRIBUTED
By Pamela Miller
Feb 1, 2019

Jonesboro officials remind residents that golf cart registrations are due Feb. 15.

In October, the mayor and city council revised the registration procedures for golf carts operating within the city. A new $25 annual registration fee was adopted for city residents, and a new application was prepared.

Registration decals to be affixed to the sides of golf carts per the new regulation. Golf cart owners must have their registrations complete by Feb. 15.

Golf carts must be demonstrated to be in good working order, including exhaust systems for gas-powered carts. The mayor and council also included a provision in the revised Cart Ordinance for non-city residents to be able to register their own carts for use within the city limits.

Information: City Hall at 770-478-3800.

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