Fillmore enforces a juvenile curfew prohibiting minors under 18 from being in public places during late-night hours on school nights and weekends. The curfew is enforced by the Ventura County Sheriff's Office Fillmore station.
Fillmore's juvenile curfew ordinance restricts minors under 18 years old from being in public places, streets, parks, or establishments during designated curfew hours. Typical curfew hours are 10 PM to 6 AM on school nights (Sunday through Thursday) and 12 AM (midnight) to 6 AM on weekends (Friday and Saturday nights). Exceptions include minors accompanied by a parent or guardian, traveling to or from work, attending a supervised school or church activity, or responding to an emergency. The Ventura County Sheriff's Office Fillmore station at (805) 524-2233 enforces the curfew. First-time curfew violations typically result in the minor being returned home to parents.
First offense typically results in a warning and the minor being returned to parents. Repeat violations may result in citations for the minor and potentially for parents who allow habitual curfew violations. Parents may face fines for contributing to a minor's curfew violation.
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