Create United States Military Academy West Point license plate
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- Introduced
- Passed House
- Passed Senate
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This bill proposes to create a ‘United States Military Academy West Point’ license plate in Ohio. It would establish a fund derived from contributions for specialty license plates, directing those funds to a variety of charitable organizations and educational institutions across the state. These organizations include local schools, universities, foundations, and veteran support groups. The bill aims to support various causes, such as cancer research, scholarships, and mental health initiatives, while also providing funding to institutions of higher education.
Key provisions
- Creates a ‘United States Military Academy West Point’ license plate.
- Establishes a license plate contribution fund derived from specialty license plate fees.
- Directs contributions to a wide range of charitable organizations and educational institutions.
- Specifies how the registrar of motor vehicles must distribute contributions to designated organizations.
- Outlines specific organizations that will receive contributions, including schools, foundations, and veteran support groups.
- Requires the registrar to pay contributions to the Ohio state treasury.
- Details the use of funds by each designated organization, focusing on education, scholarships, and charitable activities.
- Includes provisions for distributing contributions to organizations based in other states (Notre Dame, Marshall, Alabama).
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