White Plains parks close from dusk to dawn (typically 10 p.m. to 6 a.m. or 30 minutes after sunset) per Department of Recreation and Parks rules. Trespassing in closed parks is punishable by fine.
Posted hours apply to all city parks including Saxon Woods (county park with separate rules), Gedney Park, Delfino Park, and others. Renewal Plaza and downtown public spaces follow specific posted hours. After-hours permits for events are available through the Recreation & Parks Department. Police routinely clear parks at closing.
After-hours park presence: Class C misdemeanor trespass or city violation; typical fine $50-$250.
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