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B 26-0548

Washington Commanders Motor Vehicle Identification Tags Amendment Act of 2025

26th Council Period (2025-2026)

Amends DC motor vehicle tag rules for Commanders-branded tags; may change issuance, fees, use, enforcement, and privacy protections.

Committee Mark-up of B26-0548 by the Transportation and the Environment Committee
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Bill Summary · B 26-0548

Summary: Bill B 26-0548 – Washington Commanders Motor Vehicle Identification Tags Amendment Act of 2025

Overview

  • Bill Number: B 26-0548
  • Title: Washington Commanders Motor Vehicle Identification Tags Amendment Act of 2025
  • Jurisdiction: District of Columbia (introduced by Councilmember McDuffie; status reflects DC Council activity)
  • Purpose: The bill proposes amendments related to motor vehicle identification tags associated with the Washington Commanders, aiming to modify requirements, usage, or administration of special vehicle tags within the District.

Legislative Status & Timeline

  • Introduced: December 15, 2025 by Councilmember McDuffie, Office of the Secretary.
  • Referred to Committee: December 16, 2025, to the Committee on Transportation and the Environment.
  • Current Status: Referred to Committee on Transportation and the Environment (no floor action recorded to date).

Key Provisions (as inferred from title and typical tag legislation)

Note: The bill text is not provided in the summary; the following points reflect likely areas addressed by an “Amendment Act of 2025” focused on motor vehicle identification tags in connection with the Washington Commanders. If enacted, provisions could include:
- Tag Issuance and Design: Amendments to who may issue tags, criteria for eligibility, and potential changes to tag design, colors, emblems, or serial coding associated with Commanders-branded or special-interest tags.
- Fees and Revenue: Adjustments to application, renewal, or issuance fees; allocation of proceeds (e.g., to transportation programs, team-related initiatives, or DC infrastructure).
- Tag Use and Restrictions: Specifications on permissible vehicle types, display requirements, and any special-use conditions for vehicles with Commanders tags (e.g., permitted lanes, event-related restrictions, or enforcement provisions).
- Enforcement and Compliance: Updates to penalties, enforcement mechanisms, and coordination with law enforcement or DMV/Secretary of the District government.
- Program Administration: Changes to the administrative process, timelines for implementation, and responsibilities of the Office of the Secretary and relevant DC agencies.
- Privacy and Data Security: Provisions addressing how personal information linked to tag issuance is stored, shared, and protected.

Because the actual bill text is not provided here, the above provisions reflect typical elements found in motor vehicle tag amendments and may not reflect the precise language of B 26-0548.

Affected Parties and Impacts

  • Vehicle Owners in DC: Individuals and entities applying for or renewing motor vehicle identification tags, particularly those seeking Commanders-branded or specialized tags.
  • DC Government Agencies: Offices involved in motor vehicles administration, revenue collection, and regulatory enforcement (e.g., Office of the Secretary, Department of Motor Vehicles-equivalent agencies, Transportation and Environment committees).
  • Public and Local Economy: Potential effects on transportation planning, event-related traffic management, and revenue streams supporting transportation or community programs.
  • Fans and Stakeholders: Washington Commanders fans and associated stakeholders who may be eligible for special or commemorative tags, contingent on eligibility criteria.

Procedural and Timeline Considerations

  • Committee Proceedings: The bill has been referred to the Committee on Transportation and the Environment. Committee hearings, amendments, and votes will determine whether it advances to full Council consideration.
  • Next Steps: If moved out of committee, the bill would proceed to a full Council vote, possible revisions, and eventual signature or veto considerations by the Mayor (or applicable authority) depending on DC's legislative process.

Notes

  • The summary above reflects the information available in the bill’s metadata and typical content of motor vehicle tag amendment acts. For a precise understanding of the bill’s text, language, and final provisions, the committee memo and the full bill text should be reviewed once published.

Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.

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