MERIDIAN, Miss. (AP) — A south Mississippi city is holding an amnesty day next month to work with residents to resolve unpaid fines.
The City of Meridian Municipal Court on Feb. 24 will work with residents who appear in person from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. to work out individual payment arrangements to resolve unpaid balances, The Meridian Star reported.
Meridian Police spokesperson Heather Luebbers said the amnesty day will be a one-day-only event, and residents are encouraged to take advantage of it.
“For that one day, and for those that appear in person, we will review their fine balances and work out a payment arrangement on the spot that will resolve their outstanding fine balance that day,” she said. “This is the only day this opportunity will be offered. Please take advantage of it.”
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