Commercial Use
2023 Permits
Application Period
The regular application period for 2023 Commercial Use permits is open through Sunday, March 19 at 11:59 p.m. Late applications will be accepted March 20 through June 30, 2023 at 4:30 p.m., and will be subject to a $250 late fee. For the 2023 season, 1-year commercial use permits will be issued. There is a non-refundable $250 application fee per permit. Apply now here.
All applications must be received at the Juneau Parks & Recreation Office at 155 S. Seward Street or emailed to Lauren Verrelli no later than 11:59 p.m. on Sunday, March 19 to avoid the late fee. Applications received outside the application periods will not be considered for a 2023 Commercial Use Permit.
Commercial Use Permits
Commercial Use permits are issued to authorize a business to operate a commercial enterprise within CBJ Parklands or a facility for more than 30 days, typically from May through September. Applications are accepted at Parks & Recreation’s Main Office during designated periods. Specific documentation and insurance is required, as well as good standing with CBJ Tax Department. Permits are subject to Director review and approval. There is a non-refundable $250 Application Fee per application.
Authorization for a one-time use for companies or individuals who want to use CBJ Parklands or a facility for profit, i.e.: filming or photo shoots; recreation events. There is an application fee subject to additional fees depending on type and length of use. Applicant may be required to pay for a P&R staff person to monitor the area. Special conditions or restrictions may be required depending on location and/or length of time requested. Please email [email protected] for an application. Permits are subject to Director review and approval. There is a $250 Application Fee.
Commercial Use CBJ Regulations
In 2004 the Trails Working Group in conjunction with Parks and Recreation put together a list of recommendations for commercial use of existing trails around Juneau.
Questions?
Please email Lauren Verrelli or call (907) 586-0423.
Commercial Use Regulation Update
The CBJ Parks & Recreation Department is considering changes to the regulations that govern commercial use of parks and recreation facilities. Existing regulations were written nearly 25 years ago, and a number of changes are proposed to provide a better framework to manage commercial use of these public facilities. For more information, go here.