Tuscaloosa accepts toys for parking fines

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Tuscaloosa residents can clear eligible $25 city overtime parking tickets by donating toys to Toys for Tots through Nov. 30, 2026. A toy valued at $15 or more covers one ticket, while donations worth at least $30 can cover two; participants must provide a receipt or price tag to verify the value. The program applies to qualifying overtime parking tickets, not all citations, and residents can contact Tuscaloosa 311 with questions.

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