Nyc metal detecting permit 2025

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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the NYC Metal Detecting Permit in the editor.
  2. Begin by filling out the Applicant Information section. Enter your name, telephone number, address, zip code, and email address accurately.
  3. Review the conditions outlined in the application. Ensure you understand the requirements for identification and previous permits.
  4. Familiarize yourself with the permitted and restricted areas for metal detecting activities listed in the form. This will help you plan your detecting locations.
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Metal detecting laws vary widely by state and even by location within a state. Some states require permits for public lands, while others have more relaxed regulations. Its essential to check specific regulations for the area you plan to search.
You must obtain permission from the landowner before using a metal detector.
If you do stumble upon treasure, talk to the Freeholder/Landowner and agree who gets what even if there is a signed agreement and, if it is Treasure, make sure you involve the Finds Liaison Officer or Coroner, as not doing so would be illegal.
You need a permit to use a metal detector in designated parks or beaches. Metal Detecting is restricted to the open fields and rough lawn areas in specific parks throughout the City.
Bronx Bicentennial Veterans Memorial Park. Boone Slope. Bronx Park (Not permitted in Zone 1) Brust Park. Claremont Park. Concrete Plant Park. Cpl. Fischer Park. Crescent Park.

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Metal Detecting activity on Parks property requires a valid permit from Parks.

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