This City Allows People To Pay Off Parking Tickets With Food Pantry Donations
During the month-long “Food for Fines” program, Lexington’s parking authority will accept cans for citations.
For one month in Lexington County, Kentucky, individuals who forgot to feed their parking meter or drove too fast and got a ticket can pay off their fines with canned good donations.
The Lexington Herald-Leader reports that during the monthlong “Food for Fines” program (November 16 – December 18), the city’s parking authority will accept cans for citations.
Those who donate 10 canned food items will receive a $15 credit on citations. Customers with multiple citations are only allowed to bring in 10 cans per citation to receive the credits.
All the food will be donated to God’s Pantry Food Bank, which will use the items to stock the shelves of its four Lexington locations.

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