Boynton Beach, FL Curfew Laws: Park Curfew (2026)

Sec. 16-60(a) provides that Harvey E. Oyer, Jr. to all persons, except fishermen, boaters actively engaged in fishing or boating or preparation thereof, and official permit holders or individuals utilizing the boat club building authorized by the City. Sec. and dawn of the next day. The park cannot be used for overnight storage of vessels, vehicles, or trailers under Sec. , including abandoned personal property, is subject to next-day towing at the owner's expense, with the City bearing no liability for damage. Boat trailers or vehicles belonging to decal holders actively fishing or boating can stay overnight only with the City's prior written consent, requested seven days in advance under Sec.

16-60(f); the City then tags the vehicle as an extended stay vehicle exempt from the next-day tow. closure is specific to Harvey E. Oyer, Jr. Park; other city parks and beaches instead have hours set administratively by the Recreation and Parks Director under Sec. 16-19, posted at each location rather than fixed in the ordinance itself. Enforcement of the park curfew falls to the City Police Department under Sec. 16-62, which can make arrests for violations of the parks article.