Bill
A 5673
Bill A 5673 waives registration fees for distinctive license plates for volunteer firefighters and ambulance members, easing financial burdens and promoting community service.
Title: Waives the registration fee and service charge for distinctive plates for certain volunteer firefighters and certain members of volunteer ambulance services
Bill Number: A 5673
Status: Referred to Transportation
Introduced: February 19, 2025
Classification: Bill
Bill A 5673 aims to provide financial relief to volunteer firefighters and members of volunteer ambulance services by waiving the registration fees and service charges associated with obtaining distinctive license plates. The intent of this legislation is to recognize and support the vital contributions of these volunteers to their communities, encouraging continued participation in emergency services.
Fee Waiver: The bill specifically waives the registration fee and any associated service charges for distinctive license plates for:
Distinctive Plates: The legislation allows these individuals to obtain special license plates that signify their service without incurring the usual costs.
Volunteer Firefighters: Individuals who serve in volunteer fire departments and contribute to fire safety and emergency response in their communities.
Volunteer Ambulance Service Members: Individuals who are part of volunteer ambulance services, providing critical medical assistance and emergency care.
This bill directly benefits these volunteers by alleviating financial burdens related to vehicle registration, thereby promoting their service and commitment to public safety.
Legislative Action: The bill was introduced on February 19, 2025, and has been referred to the Transportation Committee for further consideration.
Related Legislation:
Bill A 5673 represents an effort to support and honor the dedication of volunteer firefighters and ambulance service members by removing financial barriers to obtaining distinctive license plates. If passed, this legislation could enhance the visibility and recognition of these essential community services while encouraging volunteerism in emergency response roles.
Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.
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