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Juvenile Curfew: Boston vs Revere

How do juvenile curfew rules compare between Boston, MA and Revere, MA?

Boston and Revere have similar restriction levels.

Boston, MA

Suffolk County

Some Restrictions

Boston has a juvenile curfew under the municipal code. Minors under 17 are prohibited from being in public places between 11 PM and 6 AM on school nights (Sunday–Thursday) and midnight to 6 AM on weekends (Friday–Saturday) without a parent or guardian. Exceptions apply for employment, emergencies, and supervised activities.

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Revere, MA

Suffolk County

Some Restrictions

Revere enforces a juvenile curfew for minors under 17. Nighttime curfew hours typically run 11 PM to 6 AM on school nights with later weekend hours.

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Key Facts Comparison

FactBostonRevere
AgeUnder 17Under 17 (varies by city)
School Nights11 PM–6 AM (Sun–Thu)11 PM to 6 AM
WeekendsMidnight–6 AM (Fri–Sat)12 AM to 6 AM
Parent FineUp to $300 for repeat violations-
ApproachDiversion-focused enforcement-
Exceptions-Work, school events, parents

Highlighted rows indicate differences between cities.

Boston FAQ

What is Boston's curfew for minors?

Minors under 17 must not be in public places between 11 PM and 6 AM on school nights (Sunday–Thursday) and midnight to 6 AM on weekends (Friday–Saturday) unless accompanied by a parent, coming from work, or attending a supervised activity.

What happens if my child violates Boston's curfew?

BPD typically brings minors to the station and releases them to a parent or guardian. The focus is on diversion and connecting youth with services. Parents of repeat offenders may face fines up to $300.

Revere FAQ

What age does curfew apply to?

Typically minors under 17. Some cities set the threshold at 16 or 18. Check Revere ordinance.

What are the exceptions?

Common exceptions include traveling to/from work, school activities, emergencies, and being with a parent or guardian.

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