Loud music in car

Robert S. McKay

Depending upon where you live in Washington, you could be charged with the misdemeanor of Disturbing the Peace under city ordinances or county codes. Cities such as Washugal and Puyallup have such ordinances, which can result in up to 90 days in jail and a $1000 fine.

Garth D O'Brien

Quite a few municipalities have noise ordinances. Below is a small list, and a link for further research:
Public Nuisance/Disturbance Noise Ordinances

* Battle Ground Municipal Code Ch. 9.42 - Public Disturbance Noise
* Chelan Municipal Code Ch. 8.31 - Public Disturbance Noise
* East Wenatchee Municipal Code Ch. 9.25 - Public Disturbance Noises
* Kirkland Municipal Code Section 11.84A.070 - Public Disturbance Noises
* Lakewood Municipal Code Ch. 8.36 - Noise Control
* Mountlake Terrace Municipal Code Ch. 8.20 - Regulation of Noise and Sound (See 8.20.010 Nuisance Noise)
* Oak Harbor Municipal Code Ch. 6.56 - Public Nuisance Noises
* Omak Municipal Code Ch. 7.20 - Public Disturbance Noises
* Poulsbo Municipal Code Section 9.70.050 - Public Disturbance Noises
* Puyallup Municipal Code Ch. 6.16 - Noise Control
* Shoreline Municipal Code Ch. 9.05 - Public Disturbance Noise
* Snoqualmie Municipal Code Ch. 9.36 - Public Disturbance Noises
* Stanwood Municipal Code Ch. 9.50 - Public Nuisance and Disturbance Noise