Pay certain Las Vegas parking tickets with school supplies

The School Supplies for Tickets program allows those issued tickets between June 10 and July 10 to make a donation instead of paying a fine. City of Las Vegas Parking Enforcement will collect the donations and will present the supplies to Project 150 at 2 p.m. Monday, Aug. 13, at the Parking Services Office located at 500 S. Main St.

Project 150 is a nonprofit organization that focuses on homeless and other vulnerable high-school students. The donations will benefit high-school students ages 13 to 17 and will be distributed just in time for the 2018-19 school year.

Drivers can choose to resolve the ticket by providing a quantity of new school supplies of equal or greater value to the ticket fine. To participate, drivers have to bring the parking ticket, school supplies and the sales receipt for the school supplies.

The following public safety and handicap-related parking tickets are excluded from the program:

Any handicap-related violation

Red curb

18" from curb

Blocking alley

No parking areas

Fire lane/hydrant

Traffic hazard

No stopping/no standing

Sidewalk

Double parking

Too close to intersection, crosswalk or stop/yield sign

Bike lane

Blocking or facing traffic

Below is a list of acceptable donations:

Heavy-duty backpacks

1'-2' binders

8GB or higher flash drive

College-ruled spiral notebooks

Black ink pens

Highlighters

Mechanical or #2 pencils

Erasers

Pocket folders

Scientific calculators

Binder pouches

Dividers

College-ruled packs of paper

Combination locks