Tuscaloosa Unique Holiday Program: ‘The season of giving in Tuscaloosa! Until December 6th, residents with overtime parking tickets can spread holiday cheer by donating a toy to Toys for Tots instead of paying in cash. What a festive way to turn parking fines into smiles for kids!
Tuscaloosa overtime tickets and toys for tots
Tuscaloosa residents, here’s a festive deal! Pay off an $18 city overtime parking ticket by donating a toy to Toys for Tots. A toy valued at $10 or more clears the fine, and if it’s $20 or more, it covers two tickets. Bring your toys to Tuscaloosa Municipal Court at 2122 6th St. before December 6.
Don’t forget the receipt or a price tag showing the value. Let’s top last year’s collection of 696 toys and spread some holiday joy!
Toys for Tots donations in lieu of parking tickets is a great way we can be innovative in our community and make a difference at the same time.
Tuscaloosa Mayor Walt Maddox
Parking tickets for school supplies
Tuscaloosa’s got creative solutions! Before the school year, they trade parking ticket fines for school supplies. Now, it’s Toys for Tots! If you have questions about this festive ticket twist, Let’s make giving back a Tuscaloosa tradition!
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Where is the Tinsel Trail in Tuscaloosa?
Tucked in the bustling downtown of Tuscaloosa, Tinsel Trail showcases 200+ adorned trees, each sponsored and decorated by local businesses, organizations, or individuals. Find Tinsel Trail at Government Plaza, in the heart of Downtown Tuscaloosa.
What time does the Tuscaloosa Christmas parade start?
At 6:30 p.m. on December 4th, the 47th West Alabama Christmas parade will kick off on Greensboro Avenue in downtown Tuscaloosa. Before that, at 5:15 p.m., there will be a Christmas tree lighting at the Tuscaloosa County Courthouse on 714 Greensboro Ave. The parade will showcase numerous floats, decked out vehicles, and lively marching bands.