Mobile food vendors operating in Walhalla, whether daily, seasonally, or at a specific event, must hold a current Mobile Food Vendor Permit from the City. Permits run annually from July 1 through June 30.
These fees do not include the separately required City Business License. The City does not accept online or phone payments. Your permit fee (plus Business License) is due in person at City Hall (206 N Church Street) once your application is approved, not at the time you apply.
Food trucks with a valid permit may operate daily at the City’s Food Truck Center, located at 301 East Main Street. Food trucks are also welcome at City-sponsored festivals and events, typically on a first-come, first-served basis in the event’s designated food truck area.
Choose whichever works best for you, both are treated the same way by the City.
Complete the application digitally, including uploading your required documents. Fastest option if you’re comfortable submitting files online.
Print the paper application and bring it, along with copies of your documents, to City Hall in person. A good option if you’d rather not upload personal documents online.
Prefer to print and hand-deliver? Download the Paper Application (PDF) and bring it to City Hall.
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Any outside organization hosting a public event in Walhalla needs a Special Event Permit before the event can be approved. Here’s what to know before you apply.
⏱ Submit at least 60 days before your event
Applications received fewer than 60 days out may not be processed in time. Plan accordingly.
What you’ll need
City spaces available for permitted events
Water service must be started, stopped, or transferred in person at City Hall. Walk-ins welcome as no appointment is needed.
Starting service
Bring the following to the office:
Stopping service
Bring a valid photo ID. If you’re a renter, the property owner may also need to be notified — confirm with the office if unsure.
New water and sewer tap applications must be submitted in person and require sign-off from both the City and OJRSA before a tap can be approved.
How to apply
Required forms
Note: water-only taps still require the Utility Tap Application. The OJRSA form is required for sewer taps or combined water+sewer taps only.