Tuesday, September 1, 2026

Las Vegas residents will pay parking fines with toys

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LAS VEGAS (KLAS) — Town of Las Vegas is giving residents an opportunity to unfold some vacation cheer and clear their parking fines on the identical time.

Town supervisor has accepted the return of town’s annual “Toys for Tickets” program. This enables qualifying parking citations issued between Sept. 15 and Nov. 14, 2025, to be paid with new toy donations as an alternative of money.

Any toys collected via this system might be donated to Nevada Behavioral Well being, which helps native households in want throughout the holidays.

Accepted objects embrace:

Stocking stuffers

Household-friendly board video games

Present playing cards

Age-appropriate toys (for kids 6 months to 18 years outdated)

This 12 months’s program emphasizes household engagement, encouraging donations of multi-player video games and actions households can get pleasure from collectively.

Residents who obtain a parking ticket inside the qualifying dates can carry a brand new, unwrapped toy or family-friendly sport of equal or higher worth than their high-quality to the Parking Companies Workplace at 350 S. Metropolis Parkway inside 30 days of receiving their quotation.

A purchase order receipt is required.

For added comfort, individuals can even buy toys on-line and have them shipped on to town’s Parking Companies Workplace, however they need to make sure that to incorporate the quotation quantity within the supply notes.

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