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City of Niagara Falls Installs Drop Box for Parking Violation Fines in Response to COVID-19

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· August 14, 2020
City of Niagara Falls Installs Drop Box for Parking Violation Fines in Response to COVID-19
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Niagara Falls City Hall

 

By: Reporter Staff

In response to COVID-19 guidelines, the City of Niagara Falls is installing a drop box at the entrance of the Municipal Court Building at 1925 Main Street, Niagara Falls, NY for parking violation fines, as an effort to decrease foot traffic at the city’s court house.

Residents visiting the Municipal Court Building to pay their parking violation fines are asked to insert their paperwork and payment into the drop box instead of heading inside to the parking violations window.

If a resident has any questions about their parking violation fine, they are encouraged to call (716) 286-4950 to avoid in person interactions and limit the number of people within the building per COVID-19 guidelines.

 

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