Public Conduct in Cayuga County, NY (2026)
2 rules for unincorporated Cayuga County, New York.
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Skateboarding Rules
Skateboarding, roller-skating, roller-blading and riding a scooter, whether foot-powered or motorized, are banned on Cayuga County park property under § 206-11D. The activity becomes legal only in the specific area and during the specific hours the Parks and Trails Commission has designated for it, and only under whatever conditions the Commission attaches.
Cayuga County Park Skateboarding Rule
Significant RestrictionsCayuga County Code § 206-11D
§ 206-11. Regulated activities. The following activities are prohibited on park property, except in areas specifically designated therefor, by the Commission and during such hour or seasonal periods specifically authorized by the Commission and subject to conditions as may be herein: ... ... D. Roller-skating, roller-blading (including all other forms of rolling footwear), skateboarding, and sc...
Public Alcohol Use
Cayuga County's Parks and Recreation Areas chapter prohibits open containers of alcohol in park parking lots, one of several drinking rules covering Emerson Park and other county recreation properties. The Recreation Commission may confiscate alcohol from anyone under 21 and, at its discretion, from any adult violating the section, and no one under 21 may drink on county park land at all.
Cayuga County Bans Open Alcohol Containers in Park Lots
Significant RestrictionsCayuga County Code § 206-13
A. The Commission may confiscate any alcoholic beverages found to be in possession of persons under the age of 21 years and may, at its discretion, confiscate any other alcoholic beverages possessed or being consumed by a person of any age in violation of this section. ... (5) Possession of open containers of alcoholic beverages in parking areas is not permitted. (6) No person under the age of ...
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