From the NY Post:
City Hall is hunting down municipal employees who aren't paying their parking tickets -- 4,600 deadbeats with 12,000 outstanding tickets worth a total of $1.6 million -- in one of the biggest crackdowns in years, The Post has learned.
The city Finance Department intends in the next few months to garnishee the wages of evasive employees who have failed to heed the recent warnings they received from their own commissioners to pay up.
In the last sweep, in 2002, the city went after the paychecks of only 750 employees.
"No one likes fines. But people who don't pay the city are hurting the vast majority of New Yorkers who do," Finance Commissioner David Frankel told The Post yesterday.
After agency heads fired off warning memos in December, the city recovered $600,000 in outstanding fines from 2,600 workers who paid 5,600 tickets, according to agency data.
But 4,600 delinquents -- representing every city agency and averaging $350 in individual ticket debt -- remain.
6 comments:
"City employees' fines are past due"
Don't worry. Fred Wilpon and the Mets will throw you a benefit at ShittyField so you can pay your fines. Worked for me!!!
Like taking candy from a baby!
Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha
does this mean we're close to towing diplomats cars again? Seems to me that after every one of these crackdowns the city goes after the UN deadbeats next. It's always worth a laugh to watch some poor bastard have to wait in line at the impound lot.
does this count pig cops who park their *PRIVATE* vehicles at hydrants, crosswalks, driveways, etc???
does this count pig cops who park their *PRIVATE* vehicles at hydrants, crosswalks, driveways, etc???
No, because they don't get tickets.
It isn't really rocket science..they work for the city..so garnish their wages!
It isn't really rocket science..they work for the city..so garnish their wages!
BINGO!!!
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