Summary
Laurel is starting a juvenile curfew this summer, timed for when school lets out. If you're a parent or teen there, the new hours apply—so know the rules or risk getting stopped.
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Impact analysis
Expect taxpayer money to go toward police enforcement and possible court or diversion costs, while families may face fines or fees if cited.
Officials and residents who want fewer late-night juvenile incidents may see a short-term safety boost.
Teens lose some freedom to move around after curfew, and parents may have to rearrange schedules or pay penalties.
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