Bill
A 3436
Bill A 3436 removes extra fees for Elks Association license plates, making them more affordable and encouraging members to display their support for the organization.
Bill Number: A 3436
Title: Removes the additional service charge for distinctive Elks Association license plates
Status: Referred to Transportation
Introduced: January 27, 2025
Classification: Bill
Bill A 3436 aims to eliminate the additional service charge currently imposed on distinctive license plates issued to members of the Elks Association. The intent of this legislation is to promote the use of these plates, which serve as a symbol of pride and support for the Elks organization, by making them more financially accessible to members.
Removal of Additional Charges: The bill specifically targets the removal of any extra fees associated with obtaining distinctive Elks Association license plates. This change is expected to lower the overall cost for individuals wishing to display these plates on their vehicles.
Impact on License Plate Issuance: By eliminating the service charge, the bill may encourage more members of the Elks Association to apply for and utilize these distinctive plates, thereby increasing visibility for the organization.
Members of the Elks Association: The primary beneficiaries of this bill are members of the Elks Association who wish to obtain distinctive license plates without the burden of additional fees.
State Revenue: The removal of the service charge may have implications for state revenue generated from license plate fees, although the exact financial impact would depend on the number of plates issued.
Legislative Process: As of January 27, 2025, Bill A 3436 has been referred to the Transportation Committee for further consideration. The bill will undergo discussions and potential amendments before it can be voted on by the full legislature.
Related Legislation: This bill is related to prior session Bill A 8257 and has a companion bill, S 1871, which may provide additional context or support for its objectives.
Bill A 3436 represents a legislative effort to support the Elks Association by removing financial barriers associated with distinctive license plates. If passed, it could enhance the visibility of the organization and encourage greater participation among its members. The bill is currently under review by the Transportation Committee, and its progress will be closely monitored.
Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.
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