Seasonal & Holidays
Tuscaloosa Turning Parking Tickets Into Christmas Gifts For Needy Children
Tuscaloosa residents with unpaid parking tickets will once again have an opportunity to clear their fines while helping children.

TUSCALOOSA, AL — Tuscaloosa residents with unpaid parking tickets will once again have an opportunity to clear their fines while helping children in need this holiday season.
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The City of Tuscaloosa announced Wednesday that residents can pay off $25 overtime parking tickets by donating new toys to Toys for Tots through Nov. 30.
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Under the program, a toy valued at $15 or more can be donated in place of a $25 parking ticket.
The city says residents with two $25 parking tickets can satisfy both fines by donating toys with a combined value of at least $30.
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Donations can be dropped off at Tuscaloosa Municipal Court, located at 2122 Gary Fitts St., through Monday, Nov. 30.
The city asks participants to provide a purchase receipt or leave a price tag attached to the toy to verify its value.
For additional information, residents can contact Tuscaloosa 311.
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