Floyd County, IN Curfew Laws: Park Curfew (2026)

10, adopted by Ord. 2021-1 on January 19, 2021, sets the hours of closing for every park operated by the county's Department of Parks and Recreation. of the following day unless the Superintendent of Parks gives prior written authorization. 06(E) and (F), which separately bar operating a vehicle in a park parking lot during those same overnight hours without written permission and require the towing, at the owner's expense, of any vehicle left in a park after normal hours. Together the two sections mean a car left behind after closing is not just a curfew violation for whoever is still there, it is also grounds for the vehicle itself to be removed by a towing company.

11 carves out one exception: the closing-hours rule, like the rest of the chapter, does not apply to a properly authorized government official acting in the pursuit of official duty, such as a Sheriff's deputy patrolling the grounds. 99: up to $2,500 in civil penalties for a first violation and up to $7,500 for each later violation, with each day of a continuing violation counted as a separate offense.