Bill
A 2455
Bill A 2455 creates a "No Hate NY" license plate to fund anti-hate initiatives, supporting organizations that combat hate crimes and promote inclusivity in New York.
Bill Number: A 2455
Title: Relates to the creation of the "No Hate NY" license plate and the "No Hate NY fund"
Status: Referred to Transportation
Introduced: January 17, 2025
Classification: Bill
Bill A 2455 aims to establish a specialized license plate known as the "No Hate NY" plate, alongside the creation of the "No Hate NY fund." The primary intent of this legislation is to promote awareness and support for initiatives aimed at combating hate crimes and fostering inclusivity within New York State. By generating funds through the sale of these license plates, the bill seeks to provide financial resources for organizations and programs dedicated to preventing hate-related incidents and supporting affected communities.
Creation of the "No Hate NY" License Plate:
The bill proposes the design and issuance of a distinctive license plate that individuals can purchase to display their support for anti-hate initiatives.
Establishment of the "No Hate NY Fund":
A dedicated fund will be created to collect proceeds from the sale of the "No Hate NY" license plates. These funds will be allocated to various programs and organizations that work to combat hate crimes and promote diversity and inclusion.
Allocation of Funds:
The bill outlines that the funds collected will be distributed to non-profit organizations and community programs focused on education, outreach, and support for victims of hate crimes.
Individuals and Vehicle Owners:
New York residents who choose to purchase the "No Hate NY" license plate will be directly involved in supporting anti-hate initiatives.
Non-Profit Organizations:
Organizations dedicated to combating hate crimes and promoting inclusivity will benefit from the financial support provided by the "No Hate NY fund."
Communities Impacted by Hate Crimes:
The bill aims to provide resources and support to communities that have been affected by hate crimes, helping to foster a safer and more inclusive environment.
Legislative Action:
The bill was introduced on January 17, 2025, and has been referred to the Transportation Committee for further consideration.
Related Legislation:
This bill is related to prior-session Bill A 8823 and has a companion bill in the Senate, S 1934, which may provide additional context or support for its objectives.
Bill A 2455 represents a proactive approach to addressing hate crimes in New York State through community engagement and financial support for relevant initiatives. By establishing the "No Hate NY" license plate and fund, the legislation seeks to mobilize public support and resources to combat hate and promote a culture of acceptance and diversity.
Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.
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