Hours of Operation: Visitors are permitted in the cemetery from 9 a.m. until 4 p.m. each day of the week. All gates will be locked by 4:30 p.m.

Please observe all traffic safety signs.

Please do not drive or park vehicles on the grass areas of the cemetery.

No dogs (with the exception of guide dogs) or other pets are allowed in the cemetery.

Caution is required when walking on the cemetery grounds. Natural conditions often result in uneven terrain. Please watch where you are walking.

Please secure all valuables. Do not leave your car unlocked when you are away from it. The cemetery is not responsible for your lost or stolen items.

Lot holders please make sure your current address is on file in the cemetery office.

Please report problems or concerns at the cemetery office.

Please help us maintain the beauty and dignity of these sacred grounds by observing the following regulations:

Floral decorations (fresh flowers, artificial flowers, potted plants) are permitted at all times.

All decorations will be removed for immediate disposal beginning one (1) week after all holydays and holidays, including Easter, Mothers’ Day, Memorial Day, Fathers’ Day, Independence Day, Feast of the Assumption, All Saints Day and Christmas. Please allow a few weeks for us to complete the removal process.

All other decorations such as planter boxes (concrete, metal, wood or plastic) glass containers or vases, toys, balloons, any type of flag (other than the American flag), candles, votive lights, etc. are prohibited and subject to immediate removal and disposal.

The cemetery reserves the right at any time to remove any decorations that have been damaged or become unsightly.

The planting of shrubs, trees, flowers, etc. on individual graves or lots is prohibited and subject to immediate removal and disposal.

Fencing or borders consisting of shells, stones, pebbles or other materials are prohibited and subject to immediate removal and disposal. The cemetery is not responsible for any articles or floral decorations left on burial plots.

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