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Tempe residents can have their library fines waived and, at the same time, help keep the homeless hydrated this summer.
Tempe's Water for Fines program has already collected about 700 cases of water and waived about $13,000 in overdue library fines since it began May 1.
The program was launched three years ago as a way for families who face tough economic times to have their fines lifted so that they can gain access Tempe Public Library...
