Parking fines brought in nearly £1.5 million for Lincolnshire County Council last year, creating a £16,000 profit for the authority – but officers are warning leaders of rising costs.
The latest figures, presented in a report before the Lincolnshire County Council Highways Committee on Monday, mark the first time in three years the authority has seen a surplus from parking fines. The report notes that while Lincolnshire County Council’s parking enforcement strategy has proven financially viable, the rising costs pose a challenge.
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