An Act amending Title 75 (Vehicles) of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes, in registration of vehicles, providing for contributions to the Fire Company Grant Program and for contributions to the Emergency Medical Services Grant Program.
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- Passed House
- Passed Senate
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Overview
This bill would allow individuals renewing driver’s licenses or identification cards, or registering vehicles, to make voluntary contributions to two grant programs: the Fire Company Grant Program and the Emergency Medical Services Grant Program. These contributions, ranging from $5 to $10 depending on the registration type, would be added to existing fees and deposited into restricted accounts managed by the Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency for distribution to the respective grant programs.
Key provisions
- Applicants for driver’s licenses/IDs can contribute $5 to the Fire Company Grant Program.
- Applicants for vehicle registration renewals can contribute $5 to the Fire Company Grant Program.
- Applicants for two-year vehicle registration can contribute $10 to the Fire Company Grant Program.
- Applicants for driver’s licenses/IDs can contribute $5 to the Emergency Medical Services Grant Program.
- Applicants for vehicle registration renewals can contribute $5 to the Emergency Medical Services Grant Program.
- Applicants for two-year vehicle registration can contribute $10 to the Emergency Medical Services Grant Program.
- Contributions are added to existing fees for renewals.
- The Department will transfer funds from the Motor License Fund to restricted accounts.
Who is affected
- Pennsylvania Driver’s License Applicants
- Pennsylvania Identification Card Applicants
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David Zimmerman
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