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Youngstown officials release parking ticket offender list
Wednesday, May 15, 2019 11:33 PM EDT
YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio -
The city of Youngstown has released the list of the top 60 parking ticket offenders.
Youngstown officials say they're taking action because tickets are piling up, and are not going away.
The total value of the unpaid tickets on the list totals $110,924.
The clerk of courts is asking city council to draw up legislation giving police more power to send ticket offenders a clear message.
"Soon as city council passes the ordinance, we will be putting car buckles on your windshield, and boots on your tires. You will have to pay in full in order to get your vehicle," Sarah Brown, Clerk of Courts said.
The list of those 60 people can be found below.
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