Pay University Parking Tickets with Canned Food Donations
The Truman Police Department is once again teaming up with Truman Food Pantry to allow students, faculty and staff to pay up to three unpaid parking tickets with non-perishable food donations instead of cash this holiday season.
During the week of Dec. 6-10, the Truman Police Department will be accepting canned goods and other non-perishable food items in lieu of monetary payments for up to three parking tickets, at the rate of one item for every $5 in fines owed. All items collected will be donated to the Truman Food Pantry, a group that provides food assistance for students in need.
City of Kirksville parking tickets, handicap parking tickets and fire lane violations do not qualify. This is only valid Dec. 6-10 for currently unpaid parking tickets received during this fall semester (Aug. 23-present). Bring a Truman ID, along with the non-perishable food items when coming to take advantage of this opportunity to the Truman Police Department in the General Services Building at the corner of Franklin and Patterson streets.
During the week of Dec. 6-10, the Truman Police Department will be accepting canned goods and other non-perishable food items in lieu of monetary payments for up to three parking tickets, at the rate of one item for every $5 in fines owed. All items collected will be donated to the Truman Food Pantry, a group that provides food assistance for students in need.
City of Kirksville parking tickets, handicap parking tickets and fire lane violations do not qualify. This is only valid Dec. 6-10 for currently unpaid parking tickets received during this fall semester (Aug. 23-present). Bring a Truman ID, along with the non-perishable food items when coming to take advantage of this opportunity to the Truman Police Department in the General Services Building at the corner of Franklin and Patterson streets.
